Once in forty years, Japan has once again become the blood bag of the United States. Look at the details of the US-Japan trade agreement: 1) Japan has set up a $550 billion fund, which is dominated by the United States, and the United States takes 90% of the profits; 2) tariffs are reduced to 15%, but the review is led by the United States every 12 months. see if Japan fulfills its commitments, and if it does not meet the standard, it will be transferred back 25%; 3) liberalize US rice imports and buy 8 billion US dollars of US agricultural products; 4) Liberalize the market for U.S. automobiles, industrial products and consumer goods (Japan's core lifeline), promising to buy 100 Boeing aircraft and billions of dollars in weapons purchases. Standing in 2025, what does it feel like to look back at 1985? I have to say that the conditions of today's US-Japan trade agreement are far from comparable to the Plaza Accord of that year. It can only be said that Reagan to Trump is reincarnated every forty years. It has also just experienced historic inflation, the same election Republican Party swept the victory, and the same geopolitical game of the big and second is the most anxious period. The eldest brother once again drew blood from the younger brother to replenish it, but this time the younger brother who donated blood would be more.