China Calls for Dialogue with the U.S. to Ease Trade-Tech Tariff Pressure

China Calls for Dialogue with the U.S. to Ease Trade-Tech Tariff Pressure

Amid new tariff threats from former U.S. President Donald Trump, China is seeking to avoid a potential trade war through strategic dialogue. China's goal is to engage with the upcoming U.S. administration to address critical bilateral issues such as trade, investment, and science and technology.

Analysts note that China is taking lessons from the trade war experienced during Trump’s first term and is now bolstering its strategic position. However, another trade war could further damage China’s economy, despite the country maintaining influence in some global sectors.

China’s primary concerns include the impact of tariffs on bilateral trade and investment relations and competition in the technology sector. Simultaneously, China is intensifying its efforts to sustain economic stability through targeted measures.

Experts suggest that a potential trade war would harm both China and the United States, but China could face relatively greater pressure. Therefore, China is keen on addressing tariff threats through dialogue and rebuilding strategic relations.

This scenario could open new dimensions in relations between the two countries and have long-term implications for global trade, according to analysts.