Scholz said that he would reduce his dependence on China, and if decoupling China is the biggest lo

As for the German think tank, the attitude of the outside world is too idealistic, which is obviously not in line with the actual situation in Germany. If Germany forcibly "decouples" from China, although it will have a certain degree of impact on China's economy, it will have a greater impact on Germany itself.

Germany is dependent on the Chinese economy

Germany and China have very close economic and trade exchanges, and as the most developed country in Europe, they have a strong industrial system. During the Merkel era, relations were always good. Germany has also achieved rapid economic growth thanks to its cooperation with China.

If the two countries hastily "decouple", it will indeed have an impact on each other, but Germany will lose an important international market.

In this regard, referring to the Trump era, he insisted on "decoupling" China's economy and wanted to ensure its own economic growth. But the results were not as good as expected, and instead made the economy more problematic. For Germany's incumbent, if it insists on not doing business with China, it is not generally difficult to find the same consumer market in the face of a problem.

Too dependent on the United States

China's economic importance to Germany can be imagined, and if it were to fight with China, it would definitely not be beneficial to the German business community. However, the new prime minister clearly does not recognize the reality, and is still clamoring for "decoupling" from China's economy to avoid excessive dependence on China. However, ignoring the fact that China's rapid economic development has a strong role in promoting the world.

At present, Germany is still facing a problem, affected by the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, European oil and gas **continue**. If this situation continues to be hostile to China, it will not necessarily be a good thing for Germany.

The outside world has always believed that Scholz led Germany to decline and was not conducive to the country's economic development. In Germany now, the cost of goods is gradually increasing, and the weather and oil have exceeded people's predictions. In this case, insisting on decoupling from China will only make the country's economic situation worse and worse.

It can only be said that Scholz obviously lacks the rationality of his predecessor in his China strategy.

Yes, decoupling China is indeed a bad choice, because China has a large market and strong spending power, and now there is no country in the world that can decouple from China.

I think China is still very important to Germany, because we have a lot of resources that Germany needs, and they can't do without China.

I don't think China will be the biggest loser if it drags the hook, and I don't agree with this statement at all.