According to Mars Finance, on April 24, at a routine press conference held by the Ministry of Commerce of China, spokesperson He Yadong responded to the U.S. statement about “tariff cooling” by stating that the U.S. abuse of tariffs violates basic economic and market laws, and not only fails to help solve the U.S.'s own problems, but also severely disrupts the international economic and trade order, interfering with normal business operations and the consumer life of the public, which has faced strong opposition from the international community and within the U.S. itself. “To untie a bell, one must find the one who tied it,” the unilateral tariff measures were initiated by the U.S. If the U.S. really wants to solve the problem, it should face the rational voices from the international community and various domestic parties, completely cancel all unilateral tariff measures against China, and find a way to resolve differences through equal dialogue. ( Jin10 )
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Ministry of Commerce of China: If the U.S. wants to solve the problem, it should completely cancel all unilateral tariff measures against China.
According to Mars Finance, on April 24, at a routine press conference held by the Ministry of Commerce of China, spokesperson He Yadong responded to the U.S. statement about “tariff cooling” by stating that the U.S. abuse of tariffs violates basic economic and market laws, and not only fails to help solve the U.S.'s own problems, but also severely disrupts the international economic and trade order, interfering with normal business operations and the consumer life of the public, which has faced strong opposition from the international community and within the U.S. itself. “To untie a bell, one must find the one who tied it,” the unilateral tariff measures were initiated by the U.S. If the U.S. really wants to solve the problem, it should face the rational voices from the international community and various domestic parties, completely cancel all unilateral tariff measures against China, and find a way to resolve differences through equal dialogue. ( Jin10 )