Xi Says China Open to U.S. Talks on Industrial Subsidies

The transcript discusses the anticipated virtual meeting between President Joe Biden and President Xi Jinping, focusing on trade issues and the potential for easing tensions between the US and China. It highlights China's interest in joining the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the challenges related to industrial subsidies and state-owned enterprises. The meeting is expected to address consulate closures, visa issues, and the phase one trade agreement, providing a clearer path forward for US-China relations.

How might President Xi's recent comments be interpreted in the context of US-China trade relations?

What role does the Trans Pacific Partnership play in China's trade strategy?

What are the key issues that China and the US are expected to discuss in their upcoming meeting?

What potential outcomes could arise from the virtual meeting between the two presidents?

What are the implications of the phase one trade agreement signed under President Trump?