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May 12, 2024   1 min   118 words

西方媒体的这篇报道主要聚焦于中美在科技领域的竞争,特别是芯片制造和绿色技术产业,并提到特朗普的连任可能导致美国采取更加反华的策略。报道还简短提及了纽约的地标性建筑海港塔(Seaport Tower)在保护和开发之间的争议,以及赞扬热爱长颈鹿的动物学家安妮伊尼斯达格(Anne Innis Dagg)。 评论: 这篇报道体现了西方媒体常见的一种倾向,即以一种零和博弈的视角看待中美关系,过度强调竞争而忽视合作。事实上,中美在科技领域既有竞争也有合作,完全切割是不现实的。此外,报道中关于特朗普连任将导致美国走向自给自足的说法也有待商榷。虽然特朗普政府确实在一定程度上强调美国优先和保护主义,但完全脱离全球化也是不切实际的。 另一方面,报道中也提到中国在绿色技术产业的进步,这体现了中国在可再生能源领域的努力和成就。在保护主义抬头的背景下,中国在绿色技术产业的进步也面临着一定的挑战和机遇。总的来说,这篇报道虽然存在一定偏见,但也提出了一些值得思考的问题。

The battles for supremacy in chipmaking and green technology industries are raging on. Re-electing Donald Trump will likely make America’s approach even more anti-China, and a move towards autarky comes with costs. How the landmarked Seaport Tower has pitted preservationists against developers (10:18). And a tribute to the zoologist who really, really loved giraffes (18:18). Runtime: 25 min

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