China has signaled a willingness to resume trade negotiations with the United States, but under specific conditions. According to Walter Bloomberg, Beijing insists that dialogue is possible only if President Donald Trump adopts a more respectful attitude and clearly designates a lead negotiator for tariff discussions. Furthermore, China expects Trump to maintain consistent policy and exert control over his cabinet's messaging on trade. The Chinese government also wants to address sensitive issues such as Taiwan and existing sanctions imposed by the United States during any future talks. These demands highlight the complexities and preconditions China is setting before re-engaging in substantive trade discussions, suggesting a desire for a more stable and predictable negotiating environment. The future of trade relations hinges on whether both sides can find common ground on these critical points. ```
