U.S. media report that Trump will issue over 200 executive orders on his first day in office—what might these orders cover, and what impacts might they have?

【Answer 1】 Beyond the personal meme coins launched separately by Trump and his wife, the most significant items are actually just these 11: 1. Sign an executive order declaring a national energy emergency. Unleash energy production: Unlock energy output from all sources—including nuclear power—and make America the world’s top producer of oil and natural gas. In September, Trump stated that, if re-elected, he would halve domestic gasoline prices within one year. 2. Issue a memorandum on "comprehensive inflation response." Let’s see which major colony still claims the U.S. isn’t suffering severe inflation. 3. Sign an executive order declaring that the U.S. government officially recognizes only two genders: male and female. A comedic moment reserved exclusively for white people. 4. Ensure that government documents—including passports and visas—accurately reflect the holder’s gender. Still a comedic moment reserved exclusively for white people. 5. Establish a "Department of Government Efficiency." Commissioner Ma is truly arriving. 6. Restore the death penalty in the realm of public safety. The U.S. has not fully abolished the death penalty; Trump is merely continuing to patch things up. 7. Abandon explicit federal targets for gasoline prices. Aggressively expand shale oil and offshore oil development. 8. Sign an executive order terminating federal "Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion" (DEI) programs.

"View" #1—Trump’s planned “Energy Dominance” Executive Order

【Answer 2】 President-elect Donald Trump is preparing executive orders aimed at promoting the use of fossil fuels in the United States and rescinding his predecessor’s initiatives to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles. — Quote Publication Date: January 15, 2025 Translator: Swen Chan Commentary: This article outlines the pivotal role of the petroleum industry in the U.S. presidential election and traces the origins and rationale behind Trump’s "Energy Dominance" plan. It reveals Trump’s firm commitment—following his electoral victory—to reinforcing America’s dominance in oil. This stance manifests not only in the overtly pro-oil leanings evident in his cabinet appointments but also in his disregard for environmental regulations. We can reasonably anticipate that, should the U.S. acquire Greenland through negotiations, it would inevitably overturn Denmark’s long-standing policy of subsidizing environmental protection, instead vigorously pursuing resource development to bolster American control over Arctic and Atlantic shipping routes.

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