This research explores the textual description, intertextual interpretation, and social contexts explanation of 13 editorials on Huawei, Meng Wanzhou, and Canada published in The Global Times, Huánqiú Shíbào between Dec. 12^th, 2018 and Jan. 29^th, 2019 with the focused editorial of Dec. 16^th titled Let the Country Pursuing the Invasion of China’s Interests Pay the Price. Employing a method established by Fairclough’s Critical Discourse Analysis(CDA), the first findings of the textual description center around the emergence of an allies in the context of U.S.-China Trade War by using 1) different linguistic strategies toward the countries of Five Eyes, 2) contrastive address terms that show mixed signals, 3) a war frame, and 4) an expert voice. Second, intertexuality interpreted from the titles and main ideas of 12 relevant editorials reveals the repetitive linguistic strategy patterns including 1) the ambiguity strategy toward U.S., 2) the double layered linguistic strategies including threatening and conciliating expressions toward Australia, New Zealand, and Canada, and 3) avoidance strategy toward U.K. Third, the findings discuss and explain the underlying social conditions in which the editorials of The Global Times attempt to convince the readers that China needs to crack the US intelligence alliance called Five Eyes so that the Chinese government can succeed to lead the 5^th generation network business through Huawei and therefore wish the success of Made in China 2025, a blueprint to upgrade the Chinese manufacturing policy in the pursuit of high value products and services.