China: US should handle issues with Taiwan 'cautiously'

The transcript discusses China's firm opposition to the Taiwan Relations Act and urges the US to adhere to the One-China policy to maintain peace and stability. It highlights the trade imbalance between China and the US, suggesting market openness as a solution rather than engaging in a trade war. China expresses its reluctance to engage in a trade war but asserts its readiness to respond if necessary to protect its interests.

What does China urge the U.S. to adhere to in relation to Taiwan?

• The Pacific Partnership Agreement

• The U.S.-Taiwan Defense Treaty

• The One China policy and three Sino-U.S. joint communiqués

• The Taiwan Relations Act

What is China's suggested approach to resolving the trade imbalance with the U.S.?

• Imposing tariffs

• Expanding market access and cooperation

• Engaging in a trade war

• Reducing exports

According to China, what is not a solution to the trade imbalance?

• Expanding market access

• Engaging in a trade war

• Opening up markets

• Increasing cooperation

What is China's stance if provoked into a trade war?

• China will impose immediate sanctions

• China will seek international mediation

• China will take necessary measures to protect its rights

• China will avoid confrontation

What will China do if the U.S. takes actions that harm China's interests?

• Request assistance from other countries

• Take necessary measures to protect its legitimate rights

• Ignore the actions

• Seek diplomatic solutions