Whether to choose China or not, Cook hits the point

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[Today's introduction] Recently, there is a question circulating in American society: Even if Trump's policies can miraculously revitalize local manufacturing, will the people of this country still be willing to return to steel mills, mines, sawmills, assembly lines and textile workshops?

For many years, Trump has always promised to make the United States "great again." But he never knew where this greatness actually pointed to: was it the 1920s? Fifties? Or the so-called "Golden Age" at the end of the 19th century? The only clear thing is that in the imagination of the "Great America", the roar of powerful industrial machines will surely echo: steel mills, assembly lines, and blue tooling covered with oil. "The world will hear the roar of our engines again," said American director Clint Eastwood in a 2011 "Super Bowl" commercial.

The core demand of this imaginary scenario is clear: stable and high-paying jobs, accompanied by medical insurance and private pen...
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