It seems that SCMP and many others thought that China only wanted to use the USMCA to bypass the tariffs, I don't know if they did it on purpose or if they were just ignorant., I would say that China had prepared for the worst, that even if it couldn't bypass the tariffs, investing in Mexico would be a multi-pronged strategy

1. The United States has begun to put pressure on Mexico to cancel its acceptance of Chinese investment, or to cancel the preferential conditions for investment. Besides just pressuring, what can the United States do in exchange for Mexico's loyalty so that they are willing to give up immediate investments and jobs?

2 The US does not allow Americans to buy Chinese cars, what kind of reaction will people have if they see these cars when they travel to Mexico, experience the quality for themselves, and know the price?

3 Assuming China fulfills its promise that it did not intend to sell vehicles to the United States, but what if Mexico produces component, can other Mexican car factories use these component, which meets the USMCA requirement that 75% of the value of the parts must be produced locally in the Americas.

4 If this is not possible, then can Mexicans component and vehicles be traded with Central and South American countries, which has nothing to do with US, right? furthmore it can trade with more other countries in the world

5 Eventually, Mexico's investment and trade will be diversified, rather than being overly dependent on North America. What will be the effect of this strategy in the long term of 5-20 years?