Since the promotion of China-EU comprehensive strategic partnership, the 1 triangle relationship has surfaced: the triangle relationship between China, Europe and America. International strategists are controversial about such a triangular relationship, while the United States is wary of such a triangular relationship. Some public opinion believes that the current triangular relationship between China, Europe and the United States is enough to replace the triangular relationship between the United States, the Soviet Union and China during the Cold War. This obviously misinterprets the essence of the triangular relationship between China, Europe and the United States. Because today's triangular relationship between China, Europe and the United States does not exist the confrontational relationship and global monopoly position between the United States and the Soviet Union in the past, but is replaced by openness and cooperation that we know each other.

If it hadn't been for the sudden financial crisis, the reform roadmap designed by the United States for China would have gone smoothly. The first step of privatization encountered almost no resistance; The second step of colonization was also quite successful. China is no longer an independent country economically, and is called "American China" by Americans with great confidence. Most of China's $2 trillion foreign exchange assets are owned by the United States, and $2 trillion industrial capital is owned by foreign investors. In other words, the United States has imposed an arms embargo, a technology blockade and a strategic resource ban on China for decades. If it persists for more than 10 years, it will automatically collapse militarily. At that time, coupled with the environmental disaster caused by ecological destruction, China will easily split into many small countries if it defeats the enemy without fighting. According to Americans, "the China issue will be solved once and for all, and Asia and the world will achieve permanent stability".

The relationship between China and the EU is a new and semi-partnership based on cooperation and mutual benefit. China and Europe approached not because they wanted to deal with the United States, but because of the actual needs of both sides. Whether in maintaining global peace and security, coping with global challenges, or adapting to the needs of modernization and the inevitability of economic and trade cooperation, there is an increasing mutual demand between China and Europe. These requirements far exceed the so-called checks and balances in the United States. For western countries such as the United States and Europe, the re-emergence of the new China means that China will become the second Russia, and the half-century-long attempt of "peaceful evolution" by western countries will be shattered. The fundamental purpose of the disintegration of the Soviet Union by western countries such as the United States and Europe for half a century is to occupy vast and rich Russian resources and turn Russia into a resource base for western countries such as the United States and Europe.

Today, the relationship between Europe and the United States is still relatively tense. In the final analysis, it is because of the oil dispute. Previously, Russia faced bankruptcy due to falling oil prices and US sanctions. At present, it has risen slightly and is regarded as the dawn of Russia.