Some time ago, the meeting between the two leaders of China and the United States triggered heated discussions around the world. Although on the surface, the United States has put a lot of low posture toward China, but secretly, small actions against China are constantly.

That's what it means to come and not go. Since the Americans want to make a "hard fist" against China, then China is also not welcome, directly pulled out the "soft knife" and severely stabbed the "vital point" of the United States, and the brave will win.

After Saudi Arabia and China reached a 50 billion yuan /26 billion Saudi riyals currency exchange agreement, the United Arab Emirates also signed a 35 billion yuan /18 billion UAE dirham swap agreement, valid for up to five years.

In my opinion, China's strategy is very clear: it wants to accelerate the internationalization of the yuan through currency swaps with resource-rich countries, and achieve the big goal of enabling the yuan to buy oil. After all, ever since the Americans successfully pegged the US to oil, they have continued to use the dollar hegemony to exercise long-arm jurisdiction over other countries. As a major country in the world, China naturally has to shoulder the important mission of fighting against the strong and supporting the weak, so that the world can better diversify.

Frankly speaking, China's layout is still only a small step, want to rely on these to move down the unipolar hegemony, is far from enough, but it does reflect the ambition of China.

To tell the truth, we Chinese do not like confrontation in our bones, and we are very much concerned about working together for mutual benefit. However, the overbearing Americans have chosen to regard China as the greatest threat to their hegemony. Since the demand of the Americans is so strong, then China should meet this "demand" of the Americans and become a qualified "challenger" to completely overthrow Western hegemony.

The succession of currency swaps with major energy powers and the signing of various energy agreements amount to China using the yuan to break the hole in the hegemony of the dollar. Say, warm water boiling frogs or knives out of the sheath, the United States wants to fight, then fight.

Since Biden came to power, many events have fully demonstrated that the United States has gone to any lengths to achieve its goal of suppressing us. In this context, China directly turned defensive to offensive, just to not be led by the nose of the United States.

Although the complete collapse of the U.S. hegemony is not a period that can be completed overnight, since the "anti-hegemon banner" has been held high, it is to target the key parts of the United States.

To put it bluntly, let's understand that the real hard currency in the world is not the dollar, but oil and gold. As long as the gap between the RMB settlement of oil trade is wider and wider, then the pattern of Americans using the dollar hegemony to dominate the world will be slowly broken. As for the loss of the cornerstone of US hegemony, what it means to Americans, presumably everyone has his own answer.