China Taking a Much Longer-Term Strategic View of Trade, Says Hao Capital’s Liu

The transcript discusses the ongoing trade tensions between the US and China, highlighting key issues such as security risks posed by Chinese companies like Huawei, and the strategic responses from China. It explores Huawei's backup plans amidst US pressures and the impact on supply chains. The discussion also touches on the need for companies to adopt long-term planning strategies in light of the prolonged trade confrontation.

What are some of the issues linked to the US's reluctance to make a trade deal with China?

• Cultural exchanges

• Space exploration

• Hong Kong and Huawei

• Climate change agreements

How is Huawei preparing for the challenges posed by US trade restrictions?

• By increasing its reliance on US suppliers

• By developing backup plans and domestic replacements

• By halting all international operations

• By focusing solely on the US market

What is the significance of the 90-day reprieve mentioned in the context of Huawei?

• It marks the end of US-China trade tensions

• It is a temporary relief for Huawei and its suppliers

• It indicates a permanent resolution to trade issues

• It is unrelated to the trade negotiations

What advice is given to companies regarding the ongoing US-China trade tensions?

• To plan for a long-term confrontation

• To relocate all operations to the US

• To ignore the tensions and focus on short-term gains

• To cease all trade with China

How does the Chinese government view the current trade tensions with the US?

• As a strategic challenge requiring long-term planning

• As a reason to abandon international trade

• As a short-term issue with no long-term impact

• As an opportunity to increase US imports