Hyun Lowd DjQZ

The China-U.S. tariff negotiations are expected to yield results in a few hours. Does this mean they are preparing to avoid a trade war?

This negotiation is the 'first call made by the U.S.', China keeps its word. Since it has been said: 'Talk, the door is open; fight, I will accompany you to the end,' then it must deliver on its promise. You are the one who made the call, and it is 'constantly sending signals through multiple channels actively' (according to the Ministry of Commerce spokesperson), so I will listen to what you have to say.

Chinese state media have also stated that negotiations with the U.S. are because the world is looking forward to it. Personally, I believe the global expectation means that the world does not want to engage in a trade war. Currently, the U.S. is extorting the world, and the two superpowers, China and the U.S., have essentially severed ties. The responsibility lies entirely with the U.S.; the expansion of the trade war has nothing to do with me, and this account is to be settled with the U.S.