Sino-US relations changed suddenly. Trump was angry and refused to meet the Chinese side, and changed his mouth in less than 8 hours. Will the latest changes in Sino-US relations and the swing of Trump's position affect the possible meeting between the two sides?

The upcoming APEC summit in Gyeongju, South Korea, was originally regarded as a suitable opportunity for the first meeting of China and the United States. Now, the sudden changes in Sino-US relations have cast a shadow over this crucial meeting. For the meeting between China and the United States during APEC, China has not given a positive answer. Instead, Trump was heated up the news of his meeting with China as early as a few months ago.

Today, Trump angrily posted on social media that he no longer has the need to meet with China during the APEC summit at the end of this month and announced a 100% tariff increase on China.

Trump complained on social media that China is becoming "hostile" and claimed to impose export controls on the rare earth industry chain, even if these rare earth products are not made in China.

What Trump has mentioned is that the Chinese Ministry of Commerce has repeatedly issued several announcements to announce the implementation of export controls on rare-earth objects, equipment, raw materials, five types of rare-earth and lithium batteries abroad, the scope and intensity of which are unprecedented.

China's choice to tighten the export of products in the rare earth industry chain is forced by the United States and the West, China and the United States conducted four rounds of negotiations, China has openly called for several times, the export of rare earth needs to get the permission of the Chinese side, and must not obtain rare earth and related technologies in various illegal forms, but the United States and the West are not aware of this.

At the same time, the United States and its allies unite to intensify the pressure and constriction on China in the field of high-tech, and China does not come up with strong countermeasures, and I am afraid that the US West will still shake his nose.

Moreover, China has the right to take the initiative in the potential Sino-US meeting and the upcoming new round of Sino-US economic and trade talks through the "rare earth card" in its hand, so as to break the deadlock that the current negotiations cannot achieve a major breakthrough.

In his words, the U.S. has in its "toolbox" a much deeper and more powerful means than China, and the White House is discussing other countermeasures against China in addition to the imposition of tariffs.

He even confidently claimed that many countries have expressed outrage at China's rare earth policy, and he will never allow China to "threaten the world."

Just after Trump threatened to fight a "big and big" trade war with China and was angry not to meet with China, less than eight hours later, he changed his mind. According to news from Singapore's Lianhe Zaobao, shortly after the social media post, in response to media inquiries, Trump said that the meeting with China had not been cancelled, he would definitely go, and the two sides might still meet.

As the president of the world's superpower, speaking is not reliable at all, is good at changing the dynasty, which allows other countries to deal normally with the U.S. side?

According to the latest news released by Korean media, Trump will visit South Korea after attending the ASEAN summit and visiting Japan, but he may not attend the APEC summit. If Trump does not attend the summit, the probability of his meeting with China will be greatly reduced.

It seems that the recent changes in Sino-U.S. relations have indeed affected Trump's judgment on Sino-U.S. relations, and the potential meeting of the leaders of the Sino-U.S. will inevitably be affected by the blowing of the wind, and I believe that the Chinese side has never expected to fully resolve the deep contradictions in the Sino-U.S. relations through a meeting with Trump, if communication does not have the proper effect, then do not waste each other's time, and the consequences will ultimately arise, and the U.S. will bear it.