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因贸易保护主义作祟,日本祭起“贸易歧视”大棒,悍然“封杀”中国农产品;中国政府忍无可忍,高擎“特别关税”大旗予以反击。一场两个亚洲大国之间的贸易战如箭在弦,一触即发。“杀手锏”应对“大棒”4月23日,日本政府以进口激增对其国内产业造成严重损害为由,对从中国进口的大葱、生鲜菇和蔺草席等三种农产品实行200天紧急限制进口措施,即一旦这三种农产品的进口量超过最高限度,日方对其征缴的关税率将从现行的3％、4.3％和6％提高到256％、266％和106％。如此“横宰一刀”无疑等于自行关闭了中国该类产品进入日本市场的大门。日本拿中国农产品开刀,最大的受害者莫过于靠种植大葱、生鲜菇以及编织蔺草席为生的农民,受“灾”最重的地区主要集中在山东、福建、浙江、江苏等地。
Due to trade protectionism, Japan has vilified the stick of “trade discrimination” and has been “blocking” China’s agricultural products. The Chinese government is unbearable and counterattacks high standards of the “special tariff.” A trade war between two big Asian countries is in full swing. “Killers” respond to “big sticks” On April 23, the Japanese government imposed a 200-day emergency on imports of Chinese scallions, fresh mushrooms, and sedge mats, which were caused by import surges, and caused serious damage to its domestic industries. Restricted import measures, that is, once the import volume of these three kinds of agricultural products exceeds the maximum limit, Japan’s tariff rate for its collection will be increased from the current 3%, 4.3% and 6% to 256%, 266% and 106%. Such a “horizontal knife” is undoubtedly equivalent to closing the door of China’s entry of such products into the Japanese market. The biggest victims of Japan’s taking agricultural products in China are farmers who rely on the cultivation of green onions, fresh mushrooms, and woven straw mats. The areas most affected by the disaster are concentrated in Shandong, Fujian, Zhejiang, and Jiangsu.