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european corporate factories began to close in large numbers and went bankrupt! the wall street journal reports: european factories are being forced to close due to rising energy prices (in competition with the united states). russia has been dependent on russia for decades for cheap oil and gas to keep europe's factories running. producers of chemicals, fertilizers, steel and other energy-intensive goods have been forced to close factories in the face of competition from the united states, the middle east and elsewhere where energy costs are far lower than in europe. this time the united states won. right?

netizen: the current leader of the eu has no long-term strategic positioning. he likes to pursue a unipolar world and is willing to be a vassal of the united states. as a result, the eu has shot itself in the foot. the eu is still the best and most far-sighted in the merkel era. , the most rational and able to make decisions based on their own national interests. it is a pity that the eu has not inherited merkel's ideas.

netizen: wrong, europe has always sided with the united states and followed blindly. it is beneficial to china and russia to weaken european power. in addition, european heavy chemical and other heavy industry companies have branches in china that are engaged in manufacturing. they may increase investment in china in the future. the cost of manufacturing in the united states will also be very high. in china, the cost, market, and human resources are very mature. .

netizen: europe is a big country with traditional industries, but many of its traditional industries have been transferred to china or asian countries. other high technologies, especially computer software, are in the hands of the americans. in fact, europe has become old and defeated, and its technology is in decline.