At the end of the day, it's still a lack of mutual trust; the Great Commander is just being too polite, saying all sorts of bullsh*t to fool people.
In the logic of internal struggle, the intention to adjust America's global strategy mainly aims to curb the power of the bureaucratic system and thus suppress the traditional power territory of the Democratic Party.
In terms of realistic support, it involves selective contraction and adjustment, trying to squeeze new vitality from the aging body of America, which is a typical patch-up worker's behavior.
To be even more cynical, today's American patch-up can't even compare to the Old Li in the late Qing Dynasty...
At least Wolf and Temir are aware of the first two layers; the third layer is Cheng's true inner thoughts or complaints.
But the Great Commander is unaware of how dark these young people's hearts actually are, still thinking they're just hot-headed (compared to his kind of old hot-headedness).
