Man From China Insists US Tarif War With His Country Will Not Affect Him, Gives Reasons

Man From China Insists US Tarif War With His Country Will Not Affect Him, Gives Reasons

  • A man from China has argued that the tariff war between the USA and China will not affect him negatively at all
  • The man said he looked around his house and he could not find anything that was manufactured in USA
  • According to him, even the iPhone he is using for TikTok is an American product which was made in China

The tariff war between the United States and China has attracted the attention of social media users on TikTok.

The Donald Trump administration had placed sweeping tariffs on goods coming into the United States.

China-US tariff war draws attention on TikTok.
The Chinese man said the tariff war between US and China will not affect him. Photo credit: Tiktok/@ximengxim and Getty Image/Anna Moneymaker/Pool.
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But, the tariff war is seen as a straight fight between two economic heavyweights, China and the USA.

While the USA placed 145% tariffs on Chinese goods, the Asian giant placed 125% tariffs on goods coming in from the US.

Meanwhile, social media users on TikTok have joined the fight, with those from China making light of the likely have on them.

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Many TikTok users from China are saying they do not care about the tariffs, insisting they will not be affected.

According to them, they do not even have many American-made products around them.

One of them, @ximengxim, categorically said the tariff war would not affect him negatively.

According to him, he looked around his room and he could not find one item that is imported from USA.

Trump tariff policy is generating reactions online.
The Trump administration imposed sweeping tariffs on other countries. Photo credit: Getty Images/Anna Moneymaker.
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He said even the iPhone he is using, which is a US product, was manufactured in China by Apple.

His words:

"I'm wondering what will happen eventually. People are asking me weather I'm afraid of a potential price increase in China, caused by the new American tariff policy. So, I looked around my house for some American products, the only thing that I can find, is this iPhone 16 that I use for TikTok. And it's probably also made in China. So, no I don't the new tariff law will change my life at all."

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Reactions to Trump's tariff policy

@Rodient said:

"United state is so arrogant and ignorant."

@mudslinging said:

"One question why you talking English?"

@user7232236853689 said:

"You made the arguments for us. Thanks."

@Z.A.3.0 said:

"The funniest part is that 'make america great again' caps are made in China."

@Bambie said:

"China don’t need America."

@sweeteyesno said:

"Netflix, Google, and Microsoft are also American."

@Am said:

"New World Order, boycott U.S and trade with the rest of the world."

@Ckendrick said:

"That's why China is going to suffer the most, because China relies on the US for most of the income."

@_dear.eric_ said:

"Exactly. Let em know!! China don’t need the US."

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Israel Usulor (Human-Interest editor) Israel Usulor is a journalist who has 10 years of experience. He worked at The Prime Newspaper and has published articles in TheCable Newspaper. Israel graduated with distinction from Fidei Polytechnic (Mass Commun, 2016). Israel has interviewed Zannah Mustapha, the man who helped negotiate the release of Chibok Girls, and Kunle Adeyanju, who rode a bike from London to Lagos. He covered exclusive stories on Chef Dami during her Guinness World Records cookathon. Email: israel.usulor@corp.legit.ng.

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