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China, U.S. should address trade issues on basis of mutual respect

by Mike Robinson

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© Reuters. FILE PHOTO – The flags for the United States of America and China are seen flying from a lamppost at Chinatown, Boston, Massachusetts. This was November 1, 2021. REUTERS/Brian Snyder

BEIJING, (Reuters) – China and the United States must address trade issues on a basis of mutual respect. The Chinese foreign ministry stated Monday that China was urging the United States to encourage Beijing to implement concrete steps to fulfill their commitments in a trade agreement.

Zhao Lijian spoke on behalf of the foreign ministry and said that there are no losers in trade frictions.

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