美国财长：预计未来几周将再进行中美会晤，争取达成更永久协议

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that the U.S. and China are exploring a mechanism to negotiate a more permanent trade agreement to prevent tariff escalations following the tariffs imposed by President Trump on April 2 [1] - A recent agreement was reached to significantly reduce tariffs on Chinese goods within 90 days, lowering the overall tariff from 145% to 30% [1] - The tariffs imposed before April 2 will remain in effect, and the 20% tariffs from Trump's first term will also continue to exist [1][2] Group 2 - The trade agreement reached during Trump's administration is viewed as a "good starting point" for future negotiations, although the Biden administration has not fully executed the trade agreement [2] - Ongoing negotiations are focused on preventing China from circumventing tariffs by routing goods through other countries [2] - Achieving a new permanent agreement will take time, and the discussions have been respectful [3]