At a recent press briefing, He Yadong, spokesperson for the Ministry of Commerce, called on the United States to take positive steps by lifting what he termed "unreasonable" tariffs that are currently stalling China–US economic ties.
Highlighting the potential for Chinese purchases of US soybeans and Boeing aircraft, He pointed out that unilateral restrictive measures have become the biggest obstacle to normalizing trade cooperation between the two economies. "Mutual benefit and win-win is the essence of our bilateral relationship," he said, underlining the vast space for collaboration.
The spokesperson stressed that both sides share broad common interests, from agricultural exports to aerospace deals. By removing trade barriers, China hopes the US will work in concert to lay the groundwork for stable, healthy, and sustainable economic growth in both markets.
As global young professionals, entrepreneurs, and changemakers track these developments, experts say a tariff rollback could unlock new opportunities—from farm fields in the Midwest to manufacturing hubs in the Chinese mainland—fueling a wave of investment and innovation.
With billions in trade at stake, the coming months will be a critical test of whether Washington and Beijing can align their strategies and set a new course for deeper, win-win engagement.
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China urges U.S. to remove unreasonable tariffs for trade expansion
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