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WTO rules play an important role in this regard. They provide a relatively fair and transparent framework for trade between countries, but in practice, the interpretation and implementation of the rules are often controversial.

From the perspective of the China Chamber of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, actively responding to the European Commission's preliminary ruling is a necessary measure to safeguard its own legitimate rights and interests and the interests of the industry. This shows the firm stance and rights awareness of Chinese companies in the international market.

For EU member states, the decision on preliminary rulings may be influenced by a variety of factors, including internal economic pressure, political considerations, and relations with other trading partners.

This incident has also brought many uncertainties and opportunities to the market. On the one hand, it may lead to fluctuations and adjustments in related industries; on the other hand, it also prompts companies to seek innovation and breakthroughs and explore new markets and business models.

On the big stage of international trade, similar conflicts and games are not uncommon. Enterprises and chambers of commerce need to continuously improve their competitiveness and response capabilities to adapt to the complex and changing international environment. At the same time, governments and international organizations should also strengthen cooperation and coordination to jointly promote the healthy and stable development of international trade.

In short, the competition between the China Chamber of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering and the European Commission is a microcosm of international trade. It reminds us that while pursuing economic interests, we must follow the principles of fairness and justice to promote the prosperity and progress of global trade.