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This is FP Live.

The United States and China have stepped back from the brink, but for how long?

Last week, the presidents of the world's two biggest economies, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping,

met in South Korea for their first meeting since 2019.

Both sides walked away with at least something they can sell as a win.

The United States dropped tariffs on China by 10 percentage points, although they're still at a very high 47%. China will resume the purchase of American soybeans, and Beijing agreed to keep

exporting critical minerals. But all of this is only good for one year. In a moment, my guest,

a top China scholar explains how the deal is a relief, but it doesn't

address the main structural issues in the relationship.

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