China's trade delegation is still preparing to fly to the United States for another round of high-stakes talks with their American counterparts... despite President Trump's renewed tariff threats against Beijing.<br />China's Foreign Ministry reiterated that Beijing will continue its efforts to negotiate with the U.S. <br />"The pressing issue now is that we still hope the two sides would make concerted efforts, meet each other halfway and strive to reach a mutually beneficial and win-win agreement on the basis of mutual respect. This conforms to the interests not only of China and but also of the United States. (cut) What I can tell you here is that the Chinese delegation is preparing for a trip to the United States for the next round of trade talks." <br />Sources say China will send a smaller delegation than the 100-person group originally planned and it's unclear if Vice-Premier Liu He, China's top trade official, will participate in the talks.<br />It's also uncertain if they will arrive in Washington on Wednesday as previously scheduled. <br />
