中方发文已按时履约，美国代表到了北京，李成钢当面捅破窗户纸

Core Points - The Chinese Ministry of Finance has officially announced the implementation of a "truce" window in accordance with the agreements between China and the U.S. This includes adjustments to tariffs on certain goods starting from November 10 at 13:01 [1][3] - The adjustments consist of two main components: the complete cessation of additional tariffs on certain goods as per the tax committee's announcement, and the continuation of a 24% additional tariff suspension on another category of goods while retaining a 10% base tariff for one year [3][5] - The timing of the announcement aligns precisely with previous commitments made by the U.S., showcasing China's meticulous execution of the agreement [3][4] Tariff Adjustments - The adjustment includes stopping additional tariffs on specific goods and maintaining a 10% base tariff, indicating that the overall tariff pressure has not been fully lifted [5] - The one-year suspension period for the additional tariffs corresponds with the U.S. policy cycle, allowing for future negotiations [5] Agricultural Cooperation - During the meeting with the U.S. agricultural trade delegation, Chinese Vice Minister Li Chenggang emphasized that fluctuations in agricultural trade stem from unilateral U.S. tariff measures, urging the U.S. to create a favorable atmosphere for practical cooperation [4][7] - The choice of agriculture as a discussion topic is significant, as U.S. agricultural states have a high dependency on exports to China, making them sensitive to tariff countermeasures [4][7] Future Negotiations - The current adjustments and agricultural discussions reflect a willingness to cooperate while also maintaining pressure on the U.S. to reduce unilateral measures [4][7] - The ongoing structural contradictions between the two countries remain unresolved, and future relations will depend on the U.S. reducing pressure and reaching compromises in sensitive areas like technology regulations [7]