China Seeks Cooperation Over Confrontation

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China seeks more cooperation with US as Trump takes office

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Analysts say Beijing hopes to reduce misunderstandings between both sides through engagement and exchanges in the early stage of the second Trump presidency.

China and the U.S. have conducted several top-level exchanges ahead of Trump ’s inauguration on Monday , including a call between the new president and Chinese President Xi Jinping last Friday .

The Chinese government has expressed willingness to cooperate with the Trump administration, but the president has also held off the imposition of tariffs on imported goods.

China 's Shen Shen says initial exchanges with Washington and Beijing have been “quite positive” “This might mean there would be less misunderstandings and I think both sides won’t waste this new opportunity to engage with each other, he says.

“The ultimate decision-maker is Trump , and if China gives Trump what he thinks he needs, those hawkish people and their beliefs will quickly be sidelined,” says Roberts .

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