As the trade war with the United States escalated, the Chinese ambassador to the United States, XIE Feng, warned that China is ready to take revenge on any country that imposes a tariff.
His comments came amid increasing tensions and disruption in global trade between the two largest economies in the world.
Speaking at a general event in Washington on Saturday, Shih emphasized the tariff of the devastating influence that he could make on the global economy, which led to a comparison of the American definitions imposed during the great depression in 1930. Washington urged Washington to search for a common ground with Beijing and give priority to peace.
Referring to the principles of traditional Chinese medicine, XIE suggested that a balance should direct relations between the two countries.
He said: “A good traditional Chinese medicine prescription is usually combined between many different ingredients that enhance each other and create the best medical effect.” “Likewise, the Earth is large enough to accommodate China and the United States, we must follow peaceful coexistence rather than a face collision, and help each other to succeed instead of falling into a loss scenario.”
The trade conflict has renovated the trade between China and the United States almost, with tariffs exceeding 100 % in both directions, as well as many commercial restrictions, investment and culture.
The China Shipbuilding Association was also affected by the ongoing situation, as it strongly criticized the US plan to impose port fees on China ships. Meanwhile, other countries such as Japan and Taiwan are holding talks with Washington on President Donald Trump’s tariff.
However, there is no highly planned current dialogue with China.
On Friday, Trump confirmed to the public that the United States is in positive talks with China, saying: “By the way, we have nice talks with China. It is, like, very good,” without providing further details.
However, XIE reiterated that China will not participate in discussions until the United States shows respect.
