中美关税战打到头了？提出三大谈判诉求后，特朗普又宣布明年访华

Core Viewpoint - The announcement of Trump's planned visit to China in early next year comes amid escalating tensions in the US-China "rare earth war," with skepticism about the sincerity of this gesture and its potential impact on trade negotiations [1][3]. Group 1: Trade Negotiations - Trump believes that the upcoming economic talks could yield positive results and lead to a trade agreement for mutual prosperity [3]. - The US has a history of making bold claims regarding negotiations, often attempting to take the initiative in discussions with China [3][5]. - The trade war, initiated during Trump's first term, has led to significant economic strain, with the US eventually seeking to negotiate peace after facing challenges [5]. Group 2: US-China Relations - Trump's approach has been aggressive, using tariffs and sanctions against China while showing little genuine willingness to negotiate [5][7]. - The recent introduction of new regulations on rare earth exports has put pressure on the US, prompting Trump to threaten 100% tariffs while attempting to morally coerce China [7]. - The Chinese response has been to counter any provocations, indicating a shift towards immediate retaliation rather than delayed responses [5][9]. Group 3: Key Demands and Expectations - In the new round of negotiations, Trump has outlined three main demands: soybeans, rare earths, and fentanyl, with the latter being outside China's control [7]. - There is skepticism regarding Trump's ability to make significant concessions, as it would undermine his position and image [7][9]. - The effectiveness of any negotiations will depend on the sincerity of the US side, rather than Trump's personal influence or presence [9].