By skyforbes 
A trade meeting exposed the true face of the Americans.
On September 15th, local time, while Li Chenggang, China’s International Trade Representative and Vice Minister of Commerce, represented China in serious negotiations with US representatives in Madrid, across the Pacific in the White House, Trump was furiously typing away at his screen.
“We’ve also reached an agreement on a ‘specific’ company!” he excitedly announced on social media. “Young people in our country really want to save this Chinese company…”
This “specific company” was none other than TikTok, the company he threatened to “strangle” five years ago. The comment section was bustling with mockery of Trump’s “constant changes of policy.”
Picture: Madrid Negotiation Table: China Demands Equality, US Plays with Sanctions
The atmosphere at the Madrid talks was a veritable whirlwind of contrasts.
Chinese representative Li Chenggang declared at the press conference: “China opposes the politicization of technological issues and will never sacrifice our principles or our corporate interests in exchange for any agreement!”