tè lǎng pǔ

特朗普

zài

在

nǎ xiē

哪些

dì fāng

地方

shuō

说

dé

得

duì

对

 

：

zhǔ quán

主权

 

、

gōng yè

工业

hé

和

guó jiā

国家

lì liàng

力量

This article argues that many countries have gradually lost factories over the past few decades and have become more and more dependent on borrowing, finance, and consumption, instead of producing things themselves as they used to.

As a result, countries become weaker and more dependent on others.

The author believes that if a country wants to become stronger, it should develop its own industry and be able to produce its own technology products, energy, food, and other necessities.

Doing this does not mean cutting off ties with other countries, and it does not mean opposing cultural exchange.

The author thinks Trump is right about one thing: the United States needs to rebuild its industry, create more jobs, and rely less on making money through finance alone.

The author also supports more communication and less conflict between the United States and countries like China and Russia, because cooperation is better than war.

However, the author does not like some of Trump’s methods, especially his tough stance on immigration.

Overall, the message of this article is: a country should have its own production capacity and should also cooperate peacefully with other countries, so that people’s lives can be more stable.