The Chinese government is ramping up efforts to apply pressure on the United States beyond imposing punitive economic measures as trade negotiations between the two countries remain deadlocked
Beijing has advised its citizens in recent days not to visit or study in the United States, potentially hitting universities and tourist destinations, and it admonished remarks this week by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo commemorating the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre.The blows to diplomatic relations between the two countries follow the collapse of trade talks last month.
The government document also accused the White House's"America First" strategy of undermining the global economy, while it left the door open to return to the table for talks."China is open to negotiations, but will also fight to the end if needed," the report stated.
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