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The World Watches as Trump Visits China

By Zou Hanjie of Chengdu, China

At the invitation of Chinese President Jinping Xi, President Donald Trump of the United States of America will pay a state visit to China from November 8th to 10th during his visit to Asia.

So what is the focus of this meeting? The first topic of this important visit is economics. The United States may pay more attention to the issue of the Chinese currency (RMB) exchange rate; the United States also wants to further expand exports to China in order to reduce the trade deficit. From his presidential campaign to now, Trump has been concerned with the U.S. trade deficit with China. From the  Chinese’s point of view, it is hoped that the United States can further expand service imports to China, thereby promoting the development of China’s service trade.

The second topic is about North Korea’s nuclear weapons. The United States wants China to assume more “responsibility” in the Korean Peninsula affairs. China is likely to repeatedly emphasize that dialogue with North Korea is the solution to the problem. Especially with the United States’s increased military power in Northeast Asia, China’s emphasis is very necessary.

It is believed that strengthening the communication and understanding between the two counties on these issues can be an outcome of this visit. This upcoming meeting will undoubtedly have a strong impact on international politics in Asia and the rest of the world.

http://www.scmp.com/comment/insight-opinion/article/2117569/when-trump-visits-china-avoiding-worst-may-be-best-we-can

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-09-12/trump-said-to-visit-china-in-november-amid-north-korea-tensions

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