China says he is ready for “any kind of war” with us

China has warned the United States that he is ready to fight “any type of war” after hitting the growing trade rates of President Donald Trump.

The best two economies in the world approached a trade war after Trump slammed more tariffs for all Chinese goods. China quickly avenges between 10-15% tariffs on US farm products.

The Chinese Embassy in Washington, in an X publication, says: “If war is what the US wants, be it a tariff war, a trade war or another kind of war, we are ready to fight until the end.”

This is some of the strongest rhetoric so far from China since Trump became president and came when the best leaders of the county gathered in Beijing to open the annual National People’s Congress.

On Wednesday, China’s Prime Minister Li Kiang announced that China would again increase its defense costs by 7.2% this year and warned that “changing invisible in a century has been developing around the world at a faster rate.” This increase was expected and corresponded to the figure announced last year.

Beijing leaders are trying to send a message to people in China that they are confident that the country’s economy can grow, even with the threat of a trade war.

China is willing to depict an image of a stable, peaceful country, unlike the United States, which Beijing accuses of being involved in wars in the Middle East and Ukraine.

China may also hope to take advantage of Trump’s actions related to US allies such as Canada and Mexico, who have also been affected by tariffs and will not want to increase rhetoric too far to scare potential new global partners.

The Beijing Prime Minister’s speech on Tuesday stressed that China will continue to open and hopes to attract more foreign investment.

In the past, China stressed that he was ready to go to war. Last October, last October called on troops to strengthen their willingness for war as they conducted military training around Taiwan. But there is a difference between military readiness and the willingness to be waged.

The Chinese Embassy in Washington’s publication cites a statement by the Foreign Ministry of the previous day, which accused the United States of charging China in the influx of fentanyl drug

“The problem with Fentanyl is an unclear apology to raise US tariffs on Chinese imports,” said a foreign ministry spokesman.

“The intimidation does not scare us. Bullying does not work on us. Pressing, coercion or threats are not the right way to deal with China,” he added.

The connection between the US-China is always one of the most controversial in the world. This X is widely shared and can be used by China Hawks in Trump’s office as proof that Beijing is the biggest foreign policy and an economic threat in Washington.

Beijing officials hoped that relations between the United States and Chica under Trump could go to a heartfelt start after he invited XI to his inauguration. Trump also said the two leaders had a “great phone call” just a few days before entering the White House.

There were reports that the two leaders had to call last month. That didn’t happen.

XI is already fighting hard low consumption, property crisis and unemployment.

China has promised to pump billions of dollars into their sick economy and its leaders have revealed the plan as thousands of delegates are present at the National People’s Congress, a rubber steps parliament that has already been made behind closed doors.

China has the second largest military budget in the world of $ 245 billion, but is far smaller than the United States. Beijing spends 1.6% of GDP on its military, far less than the US or Russia, according to the International Peace Study Institute of Stockholm.

However, analysts believe China is downplayed how much it spends on defense.