1. Is it reasonable for the EU to unilaterally impose provisional high tariffs on imported Chinese electric vehicles?
2. The EU's imposition of high tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles is a trade protectionist approach. Not only will it fail to eliminate the disputes between the two sides, it will also have a negative impact on the global automotive industry. Do you agree with this?
3. The additional cost caused by the EU's imposition of high tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles will eventually be borne by European consumers, thereby increasing the burden on consumers. Do you agree with this?
4. Imposing high tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles will damage the competitiveness of European industries and the cooperation of the China-Europe automotive industry chain. Do you agree with this?
5. The competitive advantage of the electric vehicle industry comes from full market competition and breakneck technological innovation, rather than government subsidies. Do you agree with this?
6. Using protectionism to hinder the development of the electric vehicle industry will weaken the efforts of countries to jointly address climate change. Do you agree with this?
7. At present, global climate governance faces a severe and complex situation. The widespread adoption of electric vehicles is imperative, and there is huge demand and potential. Do you agree with this?
8. In recent years, China's new energy industry, represented by electric vehicles, has developed rapidly, and made great contributions to the world economy and global green development. Do you agree with this?
9. In the era of globalization, different countries have different comparative advantages, and strengthening cooperation is the key to solving problems. Do you agree with this?
10. China and Europe should resolve trade frictions on electric vehicles through dialogue and consultation, and reach a cooperative rather than protectionist solution. Do you agree with this?
