US-China Trade War Halts Exports: Ports Frozen, Containers Stranded, Economy on Edge

The trade war is no longer looming—it’s here. With the United States slamming a historic 145% tariff on Chinese goods, China’s once-bustling ports have come to a grinding halt. Containers are now stranded, ships are canceled, and freight operations across major hubs like Shanghai, Guangdong, and Hong Kong are frozen in place.

🔹 April 11 footage shows containers piling up in Zhejiang’s export port
🔹 Shanghai’s Yongshan and Wai Gaoqiao ports rushed shipments—then went silent
🔹 Half of US-bound shipping capacity now canceled
🔹 Exporters scramble to file customs return paperwork as orders collapse
🔹 Trade arteries are clogged—and the economic fallout is just beginning
🔹 Interviews confirm Guangdong’s Yantian Port faces the same standstill
🔹 Freight flights canceled, cargo yards overflowing, and businesses in limbo

This is the new frontline of global economic warfare—and it’s being waged on the docks.

Watch now. Witness the blockade of a superpower.