After a cycle of forty years, Japan has once again become the lifeblood of the United States. Looking at the details of the US Japan trade agreement: 1) Japan has established a $550 billion fund, with investments led by the United States and profits shared by the United States at 90%; 2) The tariff has been reduced to 15%, but it is subject to a review led by the US every 12 months. Check if Japan fulfills its commitments, and if it does not meet the standards, adjust it back to 25%; 3) Open up US rice imports and purchase $8 billion worth of US agricultural products; 4) Open up the market for American automobiles, industrial products, and consumer goods (the core lifeline of Japan), commit to purchasing 100 Boeing planes, and spend billions of dollars on weapons procurement. What does it feel like to stand in 2025 and look back at 1985? It has to be said that the terms and conditions of today's US Japan trade agreement are far from comparable to the Plaza Accord of the past. It can only be said that Reagan went to Trump once every 40 years. Having just experienced a historic inflation, the Republican Party has swept a big victory in the same election, and the most tense period of the geopolitical game between the two. Big brother will once again draw blood from my younger brother to replenish it, but this time there will be more blood supply from my younger brother.