‘China wants to meet’: US President Donald Trump has made a big claim as the trade war intensifies with Beijing

US President Donald Trump on Thursday claimed that China was ready for a meeting amid growing tension between the two countries as the tariff war had increased. However, there is no confirmation from the Asian nation about any official meeting.
Informing about his “productive” talks with Japan, Japan, Trump said, “Yesterday there was a very productive call with the President of Mexico. Similarly, I met the highest level Japanese business representatives. It was a very productive meeting. Every nation, including China, today, today, Italy!”
However, a report by Bloomberg recently revealed that China wanted to resume trade talks with the states, provided some of its demands were met.
Diplomatic respect increased in demands, a stable American trade policyResponsible to restrictions about restrictions and Taiwan, and the selection of a chief negotiator who has full support of Trump, cited a Chinese government source in the report.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Lynn Gian said, “If America really wants to resolve the issue … then it should stop threatening and talk to China on the basis of equality, respect and mutual gains.”
The Trump administration increased the tariff on the Asian country by 245%, when Beijing selected to prevent the orders of the new Boeing aircraft for its airlines. Meanwhile, China replied, saying that it was “not afraid to fight”, however, saying that if the US wanted to resolve the matter, it should “talk on the basis of” equality, respect and mutual profit. “