The U.S. actively seeks to engage China through multiple channels in hopes of discussing tariffs

According to a report by Jinse Finance, sources have revealed that recently, the U.S. has proactively reached out to China through various channels, hoping to negotiate on tariff issues. Recently, U.S. President Trump and his trade team have frequently hinted that the U.S. is engaged in trade negotiations with China. International trade negotiation experts and Tan Zhu analyze that the more frequently the U.S. releases such information, the more it reveals its eagerness to push forward the negotiations. From a negotiation perspective, the U.S. is currently the more anxious party. The Trump administration is under multiple pressures, primarily economic pressure, followed by public opinion pressure. Tan Zhu believes that before the U.S. takes substantive actions, China has no need to negotiate with the U.S. However, if the U.S. wishes to engage with China, it is not disadvantageous for China at this stage. China needs to observe and even force out the U.S.'s true intentions, gaining the initiative in both negotiation and confrontation.