President Donald Trump is being humorously referred to as “The Lord of Eternal Tariffs” in China due to the tariffs he has imposed on Beijing and other U.S. trading partners. This nickname has been embraced by state media and internet users alike, with memes and jokes circulating online. Despite the levity, the trade dispute between the U.S. and China remains serious, with both sides unable to agree on tariff levels or the start of negotiations. As the impact of the tariffs on both populations becomes clear, efforts are being made to exempt certain goods from tariffs and promote domestic sales of Chinese exports. However, experts remain skeptical that this campaign will be successful in boosting domestic consumption. The ongoing trade tensions have spurred various forms of social media commentary and satire in both China and the U.S., with Chinese social media users poking fun at Trump’s policies and strongman aspirations. Amidst the uncertainty and humor, both countries are seeking ways to minimize the economic impact of the tariffs on their respective economies.
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China mocks Trump’s tariffs while both sides work to lessen their effects
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