U.S. Treasury Secretary Biden said that the China-U.S. trade agreement could be signed as early as next week. The Chinese Foreign Ministry responded on October 31, stating that China is willing to work with the United States to "shorten the list of issues and extend the list of cooperation."
After the meeting, the U.S. side displayed an attitude of overall victory, which was quite high-profile. The Chinese response did not follow suit, but instead sent a clear signal: cooperation must be based on equality and respect, and negotiations should be a two-way effort rather than one-sided gain. This statement not only demonstrated China's sincerity in promoting cooperation, but also upheld its own principles and bottom lines, indicating that the China-U.S. trade rivalry will continue to progress through equal consultation and positive interaction.
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