One was to unify the global market, increasing the degree of internal integration of human civilization, thus enhancing the efficiency of social operations.
The second, well... was likely to hasten the collapse of the "knife"...
"Knife" is quite a troublesome financial weapon, equivalent to the "nuclear weapons" of the financial market.
Unfortunately, the domestic financial market is indescribable, and RMB is too weak, with internationalization a long way off—it seems that even if the end of the world came, we could only play on the local network.
Not to mention, the other side has the Euro, yen, British Pounds, and a host of other currencies to cheer them on.
If you can't beat them, you could always opt for a group fight...
My industrial empire is based domestically, deeply tied to the national interest.
This also means that in the G2 competition, my base... the RMB is at an absolute disadvantage!
What the other side has and I lack represents a strategic disadvantage.
