Global Times' Hu Xijin Says China's Tariff Exemption Not the Sign of Concession

The transcript discusses the ongoing trade talks between the US and China, highlighting the potential for progress due to economic pressures on the US. It examines China's tariff exceptions as a gesture of goodwill rather than a concession. The departure of John Bolton is seen as a positive step towards a trade deal, though challenges remain. The discussion also touches on the US strategy of waiting out President Trump and China's firm stance on trade conditions.

What factors contribute to the possibility of achieving substantial progress in the upcoming trade talks?

How has the trade war affected the US economy according to the text?

What role did John Bolton play in the context of US-China trade relations?

What is China's stance regarding making an agreement with the US?

What does the text suggest about the future of US-China relations regardless of the next US president?