In a dynamic twist to global trade tensions, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun urged the U.S. to ditch its threats and pressure if it truly seeks dialogue to resolve tariff issues. With clear and straightforward language, Guo emphasized that any negotiations must be based on equality, respect, and mutual benefits — essential ingredients for sustainable trade relationships. ✨
His comments came at a routine press briefing, shortly after U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent remarked that de-escalation is up to China, pointing out that China sells five times more to the U.S. than it buys. Guo, however, reminded everyone that the tariff war was launched by the U.S. and called for a sincere move away from confrontation.
This update is a must-read for young professionals, trade enthusiasts, and anyone curious about how global economic dialogue unfolds. As economic giants search for common ground, the call for fairness in discussions resonates across borders. Stay tuned for more insights and join the conversation on how dialogue can bridge divides in today’s fast-paced world! 🤝🌍
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Spokesperson: China urges U.S. to stop threats for tariff negotiations
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