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Abstract Since the 18th CPC National Congress, China has stepped into a new era characterized by brightness and progress, while the U.S. has moved towards a new era of dark and reactionary nature. In the last few years, the U.S., the UK, and European countries have witnessed a reversal of the domestic and foreign policies, which indicates that the international political landscape has also entered a new era. The keynote of global politics was peace and development, and in the 21st century, it could be labeled with war and peace. The Trump administration has transferred its dependence from petroleum onto military industry in pursuit of dollar appreciation, and the U.S. has unprecedentedly demonstrated its most ferocious, meanwhile the weakest, nature of a paper tiger. Once the war becomes the business of the U.S., peace, as a result, turns the enemy to the U.S. Anti-peace, in the long term, would dominate the nature of U.S. diplomacy. Either War or peace, darkness or brightness, and to confront in a divided and fractured world or to help each other in a community, people around the world should make their own choices. Two world wars in Europe have provided the U.S. military industrial enterprises with a feast, and therefore China has to let go of illusions and must be prepared to carry out a great struggle with many new historical features.
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