Li Chenggang in DC: Steering China-U.S. Trade Toward Win-Win Cooperation
China’s trade representative Li Chenggang met U.S. officials in Washington from Aug 27–29 to advance consensus on bilateral economic and trade ties.
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China’s trade representative Li Chenggang met U.S. officials in Washington from Aug 27–29 to advance consensus on bilateral economic and trade ties.
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