[Loki123]

My question hasn't been answered at all. You're just dodging it again by claiming that you've already answered it when you haven't. If you have the answer, why can't you just say it? How would China become bigger if the US cut ties with them economically?

If you can't answer it, it's okay to accept cognitive dissonance. I have had to do it tons of times to get where I am, and am still doing it today.

Let me put it like this;

If the king of England dies today, who will take his place ?

I also think you are too dumb to get the metaphor.
The US is the king and China is next in line.

The US will go into somewhat isolation while China can trade with whoever they like out of 162 nations with minimum import/export costs. I explained this earlier

I'm not too dumb to get the metaphor, it's simply a false equivalency and doesn't actually answer my question. Becoming the top by default (inheriting the throne) does not mean getting bigger. China right now can trade with anyone they want, the US pulling out of trade with them isn't going to effect that. Either way, the US is China's #1 customer; if China loses them, they're going to sink like a stone, and if they don't sink like a stone, they're certainly not going to get bigger because of it.

Not directly because of it. It will not be good for China but in reality it is very hard to see China sinking due to it. China will suffer but they will not sink. That is quite stupid actually to think the US is that important.  

Btw, China will grow either way. There will be a setback, I can't deny that but their econony will get stronger in the long run.