中國願意與美國展開貿易談判，但設定了若干附加條件
應該也是中使館流出，新談判官喜歡用與論處理事情，果然是混聯合國的。
本文重點，
中方要求如下：
限制美國內閣成員發表貶損言論。
美國在貿易議題上的立場一貫。
解決中國對美國制裁和美國對台灣政策的擔憂。
任命一位川普明確支持的首席談判代表——能夠起草一份可在川普和中國國家主席習近平
會晤時正式簽署的協議。
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不准罵習寶，川寶要好好控制家裡。
關稅條件要和習寶一致。
不准和台灣玩，習寶氣氣。
新聞公開前，要先談好，對習寶寶有面子的協議。
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China willing to begin trade talks with US, but sets several riders
TOI World Desk / TIMESOFINDIA.COM / Apr 16, 2025, 20:11 IST
Read more at: https://pse.is/7ff88p
China is ready to restart trade talks with the US, demanding respect, a
consistent trade policy, and attention to its concerns on sanctions and
Taiwan. Beijing seeks a lead negotiator with Trump's full support. This comes
after a tariff hike by the US following China's block on Boeing purchases.
China also condemned VP Vance's remarks about "Chinese peasants" as
ignorant.Read More
China willing to begin trade talks with US, but sets several riders
China has expressed its willingness to resume trade negotiations with the
United States, provided that certain key preconditions are fulfilled. Among
the primary demands is a call for greater diplomatic respect, a consistent US
trade stance, attention to its concerns on sanctions and Taiwan, and the
appointment of a lead negotiator with Trump's full backing, Bloomberg
reported citing a Chinese government source.
Trump administration has raised the tariffs to 245% on the Asian nation after
Beijing decided to block new Boeing aircraft purchases by Chinese airlines.
“China now faces up to a 245% tariff on imports to the United States as a
result of its retaliatory actions,” the White House said.
Meanwhile, China has responded saying that it wasn't "afraid to fight",
however, adding that if the US wanted to resolve the matter, it should talk
"on the basis of equality, respect and mutual benefit.”
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“If the US really wants to resolve the issue… it should stop threatening
and talk to China on the basis of equality, respect and mutual benefit,”
foreign ministry spokesperson Lin Jian said.
Here are China's demands:
A curb on disparaging remarks made by US cabinet members.
A consistent US stance on trade matters.
Address China's concerns regarding American sanctions and US policy on Taiwan.
Appoint a lead negotiator with clear backing from Trump—someone capable of
crafting an agreement that could be formally signed by both Trump and Chinese
President Xi Jinping when they meet.
Did Vance's 'Chinese peasants' offend nation?
Although no specific remarks by US officials were cited, Beijing has recently
voiced strong dissatisfaction over comments made by Vice President JD Vance
referring to "Chinese peasants."
Vance made the comment during a Fox News interview while defending Trump's
tariff move. "We borrow money from Chinese peasants to buy the things those
Chinese peasants manufacture," he had said.
Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Lin Jian condemned the remarks as
"ignorant and impolite," marking a rare public reprimand of a high-ranking US
official. "It is surprising and sad to hear such ignorant and impolite words
from this vice president," he said.
A clear point person
China wants the States to appoint a clear point person to lead trade
negotiations—someone who speaks with Trump’s full authority, according to
the source.
While Chinese officials are open to whoever is chosen, they emphasize the
importance of having a designated representative to ensure structured and
effective discussions.
Although they recognize that Trump may wish to lead the talks himself,
Chinese officials believe the most productive path forward would be for each
side to assign trusted representatives.
The Taiwan condition
China is also urging the United States to take its national security concerns
—especially regarding Taiwan—into account, the source said.
Beijing considers the self-ruled island part of its territory and has vowed
to defend its claim, including through military means if required. While
China does not intend to initiate any provocative moves on Taiwan, it has
made clear it will respond if provoked.
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