China says trade talks hard to proceed with gun at its head
BEIJING, Sept 25 (Reuters) - Sino-U.S. trade talks have been
difficult to proceed, with the United States "putting a gun to
China's head", Chinese vice commerce minister Wang Shouwen said
on Tuesday.
When the talks can restart completely would depend on the
"will" of the United States, Wang said at a press conference.
One cannot say that all previous trade discussions have been
useless, but the United States has abandoned its mutual
understanding with China, Wang said.
(Reporting by Yawen Chen and Se Young Lee
Writing by Ryan Woo
Editing by Eric Meijer)
2018-09-25 05:02:55
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