Americans cannot do without Made in China. Calculate how much money China saves American families

Americans cannot live without Made in China. Calculate how much money China saves American families [Comprehensive report by Qiaobao.com on March 28] "The average annual income of a typical American family...

[Qiaobao.com] Comprehensive report on March 28] “The average annual income of a typical American family is US$56,500, and Sino-US economic and trade relations can help these families save US$850 a year. "Chinese goods exported to the United States have reduced the U.S. price level by 1%-1.5%." This is relevant data provided by the U.S.-China Business Council and Oxford Economics in the United Kingdom in 2015.

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Sino-U.S. economic and trade relations are originally the ballast of the relationship between the two countries, but the U.S. The Trump administration has turned a blind eye to the win-win situation of China-U.S. economic and trade. Some people in the United States are worried about Chinese investment, are worried about the U.S.-China trade deficit, and even want to start a trade war. However, many ordinary families in the United States are being punished.

According to the Global Times, Wei Jing, a senior media person living in Washington, USA, recently conducted a survey of her own family and some American families. It shows that Sino-US trade has enriched the lives of American families. From gifts at birthday parties to sausages on the table, from color-printed books to jobs created in the "Rust Belt", the United States cannot say "no" to China.

You can save $100 a year just by buying toys

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If the United States and China start a war. The trade war is bound to have a direct impact on the lives of thousands of American families. For my 7-year-old daughter, toys are of paramount importance. Most of the 20 gifts my daughter received at her birthday last month were “made in China” and most of them cost around $30 each. In this month, there are children’s birthday parties that require gifts almost every month. In addition to buying toys for children at Christmas and other times, it is conservatively estimated that if I buy toys made in China, my family will save 100 US dollars every year. An American mother with twins told me that if the unit price of a certain toy exceeds 30 US dollars, she will definitely not be able to buy it for both her son and daughter, and they can only play with the same one.