It is the turn of the U.S. to move to China, the U.S. negotiating team calls China late at night.

China-U.S. negotiations saw a turning point, and the United States sought people not to dare to set the line, laying down the proud shelf, this time it was the turn of the U.S. to move to the Chinese time, and talk to the Chinese side late at night.

In this regard, China still adheres to its consistent position and opens the door to talks. The United States has given it the way it wants. The two sides have reached a new consensus, and Trump finally heard a piece of good news.

According to Xinhua news agency, on the morning of the 18th, China-US economic and trade leaders held a video call with the team of the United States, the two sides exchanged in-depth views around the Sino-US economic and trade issue, and agreed to hold a new round of Sino-US economic and trade consultations as soon as possible.

Soon, U.S. Treasury Secretary Bescent couldn't help but take credit for himself, announcing that the Chinese and American teams would meet in Malaysia next week to hold the fifth round of negotiations and prepare for the next Sino-US summit.

U.S. President Trump also spoke, he first boasted a wave of China, saying that China is too strong to make a movie, then predicted that he would hold a separate meeting with China in South Korea during the APEC summit.

However, although the U.S. side showed that the situation was under control, it revealed its shortcomings at one point in time. The time of the call between China and the United States was in the morning of Beijing time and 9 p.m. US time.

As we all know, when China and the United States talked on the phone before, the time was in the evening of Beijing time, but now it has switched to the evening of American time. This is an unusual change, and it is clear at a glance who wants anything.

In addition, the first four rounds of China-U.S. economic and trade negotiations, the locations are all set in the Western countries, but this time is located at the doorstep of China, and it is also a wind turning wheel.

Of course, what is reflected behind this is the change in negotiating power. Only when China has the upper hand over the United States can it have the right to speak and take the initiative. No matter how reluctant the United States is, it can only cooperate with China's demands, which was unimaginable in the past.

It is worth mentioning that Trump quickly changed his tone. When talking about tariff issues, he admitted that restarting high tariffs on China was unsustainable, which was a relief and wanted to find a way out for the United States to cancel 100% tariffs on China.

What's more interesting is that Trump not only admitted that the US tariff measures against China were blackmail, but also pretended to be a poor person and asked China to give the United States a "fair agreement".

This is really unflattering when said by the President of the United States. It is clear that Trump undermined the fairness of international trade and provoked a global tariff war in violation of WTO rules. Now he is hurt by China's countermeasures. Instead of talking about canceling a series of restrictions on China and promising to give China a fair economic and trade agreement, he made a false accusation and demanded that China ensure fairness. No one will pay for this nonsense.

To put it bluntly, Trump just wants to reach an economic and trade agreement with China that is beneficial to the United States as in the past, so that China promises to buy a large number of American agricultural products, so as to save American farmers. At the same time, he also wants China to ensure sufficient supply of rare earths, but these requirements are obviously unreasonable, so he packages them sanctimoniously, pretending to be "fair".

The United States shrugged the neck, joint allies put pressure on Chinese enterprises, discontinued the supply of high-tech technologies and products, now China has only strictly controlled rare earth exports, the United States is screaming unfair; the United States will not buy Chinese trucks and other goods, and impose high tariffs to protect domestic enterprises, the Chinese side will only find more goods and cheaper suppliers, and will not buy American agricultural products, and the United States will complain of unfairness.

But the Trump administration hasn't reflected on it. Isn't this unfair to China? Why should China accept the dumping of American agricultural products? Why do we have to accept the enclosure of the United States and cannot develop strategic emerging industries with high added value?

In the past, these rules were set by the United States and the West. Developing countries were always passive. China could only export shirts and socks, but this in itself is the biggest injustice. Now that China has risen, it must regain its right to speak and overthrow the unreasonable rules formulated by the West. The rules have returned a bright and sunny day all over the world, creating a way for the developing countries behind it.