The G7 summit has become a farce: Each has a bad idea, and the dream of US hegemony is broken!

The Group of Seven leaders' summit in Italy this week seems to have strayed from its original purpose. What was supposed to be a showcase of the wisdom and strength of global leaders has devolved into an international joke, exposing the narrow self-interest and inaction of the participants. Under the manipulation of the United States, the summit has been reduced to a "criticism conference" for specific countries, deviating from the original intention, and becoming a political tool for the United States to suppress competitors and maintain its hegemony.

The G7, the self-styled global elite of politicians, was helpless with their own economic problems and allowed the crisis to spread. Japan's per capita GDP has already fallen out of the rich world ranks, and the popularity of Fumio Kishida, the prime minister, is in jeopardy; British Prime Minister Sunak faces the risk of losing the election, the Conservative Party is on the ropes; US President Joe Biden's public opinion has plummeted due to his children's scandals, and his election prospects are worried. It is ridiculing that leaders in such a state of disarray are trying to guide their country on the international stage.

They claim to uphold the so-called "liberal world order," while ignoring Israeli atrocities in the Gaza Strip, favoring Ukraine, and undermining US-European trade relations with China. They only care about their own interests, but turn a blind eye to global issues, and even incite confrontation and undermine the normal diplomatic and trade order. Such actions not only hurt the economies of the oppressed countries, but also hurt their own economies.

During the summit, large numbers of people demonstrated, accusing the G7 of inaction and hypocrisy on global issues. These leaders claim to represent the interests of the people, but in practice, they deviate from the expectations of the people. Their actions have left people disappointed and angry, and damaged the reputation of the G7.

Italian Prime Minister Meloni, perhaps seeing the plight of other countries, has chosen a different path. After criticizing China, she quickly changed her tune and prepared to visit China. This is undoubtedly a mockery of the United States, and shows that Meloni is pragmatic and wise. German Vice Chancellor and Economy Minister Hubbell is also planning to visit China, which is further proof that the G7 is not monolithic, but there are differences and different voices.

This is the height of America's embarrassment. They tried to turn other countries against China through the G7 summit, but did not expect that Italy and Germany have announced plans to visit China. This is undoubtedly a heavy blow to US hegemony, and it also makes them realize that hegemony cannot be achieved on the international stage alone.

The G7 summit, which was supposed to be a show of unity and strength, has devolved into farce. Politicians with different agendas only care about their own interests, but ignore the importance of global issues. Their actions have not only tarnished the reputation of the G7, but also raised questions about the future of the organization.

In this farce, people also see the complexity and diversity of the international community. Although the G7 tried to show its unity and strength through the joint statement, in reality, the differences and contradictions between them have been laid bare. Such divisions and contradictions not only affect the status of the G7 on the international stage, but also make them look powerless in dealing with global issues.

Although the G7 summit to a certain extent demonstrated the status and influence of member states on the international stage, it also exposed the reality of its internal contradictions and inability to deal with global issues. For the general public, people should pay more attention to the solution of global problems and the improvement of cooperation mechanisms, rather than paying too much attention to the political struggles and internal difficulties of individual countries.