China is steadfast and confident to welcome Trump or establish an equal position

Foreign media said Trump often lists his demands on China: he is taking more steps to help deal with North Korea's nuclear threat and reduce trade imbalances with the United States. Beijing has been relatively quiet. However, during Trump's first visit to China, the Asian giant may seize the opportunity to establish itself as equal to Washington.

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DKS News November 2

Trump will visit Beijing from November 8 to November 10 as part of his five-nation tour of Asia. The goal of this trip is to consolidate alliances, discuss North Korea's nuclear crisis and sign investment deals.

An expert from China said: "In the past, the United States was very powerful and thought that China should listen to them, but now China can not listen to them."

Reliable sources - Jonathan Fenby, a China analyst at Lombard Consulting, said: "Overall, I think Trump's visit will be the weaker side because of a lack of coherent U.S. policy towards the United States And even worse. "

Reportedly, however, Trump may benefit greatly from the meeting as far as its direct and tangible results are concerned. A business delegation will visit China with Trump. Trump will sign a multi-billion-dollar investment deal with China, which will boost his profile in the country and support his goal of reducing the trade deficit with China.