Could the world's two largest economies finally find common ground on trade? 🤔 China's Ministry of Commerce declared Thursday it's ready to collaborate with the U.S. to build 'stable, healthy, and sustainable' economic relations rooted in mutual respect and win-win cooperation. 💼✨
Spokesperson He Yadong addressed growing tensions, stating: 'Tariff measures hurt everyone – China, the U.S., and the global community.' The remarks come as Washington considers new 10% tariffs on Chinese imports starting February 1. 📈🚨
When asked about TikTok's ongoing challenges, He emphasized China's commitment to protecting businesses' rights: 'We oppose actions that violate market principles.' 🇨🇳🔒 He called on U.S. leaders to 'listen to enterprises and the public' while fostering fair conditions for all companies, including Chinese firms. 🎤🌐
This diplomatic push highlights Beijing's strategy: economic stability through dialogue over confrontation. Will 2024 bring cooler heads – and hotter trade deals? 🔥❄️
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