According to online reports, billionaire hedge fund manager and founder of Bridgewater Fund Dalio issued a document saying that although the current market and economy pay attention to tariffs is important, deeper global issues should not be ignored. He pointed out that we are in a "classic collapse" of the monetary, political and geopolitical order that may happen only once in a lifetime, but it has occurred many times in history. Dalio advises not to be distracted by short-term events such as tariffs, but to focus on the interaction of the five major forces (economy, politics, geopolitics, nature, technology). Studying similar cycles in history (such as currency crises) can help predict the future. "The current changes are part of a historic cycle, tariffs are only superficial, and the real driving factor is the structural collapse of the monetary, political and geopolitical order. Only by understanding the interplay of these forces and learning from historical experience can we better cope with the future."