“For two months, Chinese diplomats have courted the White House, hoping to lock in a visit by President Trump to China that would grant leader Xi Jinping a significant diplomatic victory,” the Wall Street Journal reports.
“In return, the U.S. administration has straightforward demands, the people said: tangible concessions, or ‘deliverables,’ from Beijing on everything from trade to TikTok.”
“So far, China has conceded little. Now, a crucial round of trade talks in Madrid is poised to reveal whether Beijing is finally ready to give some ground, or if it intends to press on with its delicate maneuver to secure a presidential visit by offering up as little as possible.”
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