US EditionUS-China trade war: Beijing open to negotiations if Trump demonstrates 'sincerity'
- On May 3, Ambassador Xie Feng presented a keynote address at the Chinese Embassy’s Open Day in Washington, highlighting China’s commitment to openness amid a challenging global environment.
- This event occurred as the US-China tariff war deepened, with China assessing US efforts to initiate trade talks while demanding tariff removals for sincerity.
- Xie highlighted Gansu’s poverty alleviation success and criticized tariffs for raising costs, disrupting markets, and slowing global growth without China starting trade tensions.
- Xie emphasized that collaboration is essential during trade disputes, highlighting that throughout history, progress has been driven by openness, whereas isolation tends to cause stagnation.
- China remains cautious about talks, requiring the US to remove unilateral tariffs first, signaling that any negotiations depend on Washington's demonstrated sincerity.
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Chinese Embassy Open Day Showcases Gansu Province and Vision for Global Cooperation
The Chinese Embassy in D.C. drew over 10,000 visitors for its Open Day, spotlighting Gansu Province’s rich heritage and China’s call for global cooperation. Ambassador Xie Feng warned against rising protectionism, stating, “Trade is not a zero-sum game. Building barriers only blocks the flow of shared growth.” See more here.
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As China evaluates trade deal, Beijing asks US to 'show sincerity'
Stating that China has noticed the US constantly talking about adjustments to its tariff measures, the spokesperson said that "in any potential dialogue or talks, if the United States does not rectify its erroneous unilateral tariff measures, it would demonstrate a complete lack of sincerity and further undermine mutual trust"
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