China urges Trump to take “rational sounds” on mutual definitions

China The Ministry of Commerce is called the United States Customs tariff exemptions A “small step” urged the American president Donald Trump To cancel the completely mutual definitions, which include a 145 % duty On imports from China.

The ministry said in an online statement, “We urge the United States to pay attention to the rational voices of the international community and local parties, and we take a big step in correcting its mistakes, and completely eliminates the illegal work” mutual definitions “, and return to the correct path of resolving differences through equal dialogue based on mutual respect.”

The ministry also said that China “assessing the relevant influence” of customs tariff exemptions on some technical products announced late on Friday.

The White House did not immediately respond to the CNBC request for comment.

The response in China can be seen to the American definitions in both government media and social media. Modern exemptions are made locally as Trump retracts and additional evidence that Chinese supply chains cannot be easily replaced by American companies.

“Public opinion is widely seen as another decline by the United States government on customs tariff policies.”

On the famous social media platform in China, the retail brand “Trump Administration Administration” was second ranked second Hot search list.

the Trump administration On Friday, on Friday, some technical devices and components used on a large scale, including smartphones, computers, semi -conductors, solar cells and flash drive engines, were exempted from mutual tariffs, according to instructions from Customs protection and US border protection.

This step was seen as a great victory over technology giants, including appleWhich makes many products in China. But the long -term effects on the American economy and small companies of China’s tariff may be irreversible. CNBC previously mentioned.

A 20 % tariff on all Chinese products is still valid, although the customs tariff exempting is announced.

– Eunice Yoon from CNBC contributed to this report