Core Viewpoint - The article discusses President Trump's intention to lower tariffs on Chinese products related to fentanyl, which will be a key topic in the upcoming US-China summit in South Korea. The current tariff rate is set at 20%, and there is speculation it may be reduced to 10% as part of negotiations with China to address the fentanyl crisis [2][4]. Group 1 - Trump expressed that he would lower the tariff rate on Chinese products due to the expectation that China will assist in resolving the fentanyl issue [2][4]. - The current tariff on Chinese products related to fentanyl is 20%, which was established in March, and discussions are ongoing about potentially reducing it to 10% [4][5]. - The fentanyl issue has been highlighted as a top priority for Trump, who has called for cooperation from Mexico, Canada, and China to combat the influx of this synthetic drug [4]. Group 2 - The upcoming US-China summit on October 30 is expected to address various topics, including China's rare earth export controls and the US's imposition of port fees on Chinese vessels [5]. - Trump had previously suggested imposing a 100% tariff on imports from China in response to rare earth export controls, but the likelihood of this action being implemented is decreasing [5].