China has pushed back against new U.S. tariffs, calling them “counterproductive” and urging dialogue to resolve trade tensions. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian emphasized Wednesday that slapping a 10% tariff on Chinese goods “harms both sides” and stressed there are “no winners in a trade war.”
“Applying pressure isn’t the solution,” Lin said, highlighting China’s “strong opposition” to the move. The remarks came after the U.S. announced fresh tariffs targeting Chinese imports, escalating economic friction between the two global giants.
Lin urged the U.S. to “correct its wrong practices” and prioritize “equal consultation” to address concerns. The call underscores Beijing’s push for cooperation over confrontation amid fears of a renewed trade war disrupting global supply chains.
Analysts warn the tariffs could ripple through industries like tech and green energy, impacting consumers and businesses worldwide. As young professionals and entrepreneurs eye market stability, the stakes for diplomacy couldn’t be higher.
“Applying pressure isn’t the solution,” Lin said, highlighting China’s “strong opposition” to the move. The remarks came after the U.S. announced fresh tariffs targeting Chinese imports, escalating economic friction between the two global giants.
Lin urged the U.S. to “correct its wrong practices” and prioritize “equal consultation” to address concerns. The call underscores Beijing’s push for cooperation over confrontation amid fears of a renewed trade war disrupting global supply chains.
Analysts warn the tariffs could ripple through industries like tech and green energy, impacting consumers and businesses worldwide. As young professionals and entrepreneurs eye market stability, the stakes for diplomacy couldn’t be higher.
