The China-U.S. London framework should mark a turning point, not in rhetoric, but in accepting reality. From China's dominance in rare earths to the $400 billion U.S. companies earn in China, the numbers debunk Washington's victim narrative. CGTN's Wang Guan cuts through the noise: You can't bash China for fentanyl while fueling demand or cry "unfair" while pocketing profits. It's time to end the farce, because logic, not bullying, is the only path forward for both countries.