China's Ministry of Commerce: Senior U.S. officials have repeatedly stated their hope to negotiate on tariff issues.

Techub News reports that the Chinese Ministry of Commerce has noted that senior officials from the U.S. have expressed multiple times their willingness to negotiate with China on tariff issues. At the same time, the U.S. has recently actively conveyed messages to China through relevant channels, hoping to engage in talks. In response, China is currently conducting an assessment. China's position remains consistent: if the U.S. wants to fight, we will accompany them to the end; if they want to talk, the door is wide open. The tariff war and trade war have been initiated unilaterally by the U.S. If the U.S. wants to talk, they should show sincerity and be prepared to correct their erroneous practices, cancel unilateral tariff increases, and take action. We have noticed that the U.S. has been continuously hinting at adjusting tariff measures recently. China wants to emphasize that in any possible dialogue or talks, if the U.S. does not correct its erroneous unilateral tariff measures, it indicates that the U.S. has no sincerity and will further damage mutual trust. Saying one thing and doing another, or even trying to use talks as a guise for coercion and extortion, will not work with China.