Lingling Wei

RT @reziemba: Good points about the increasing role of export controls in the current US-China econ talks. Question not only if USG may try…

RT @WSJ: Export controls—a major concern for industries worldwide—are moving to the top of the agenda of Monday trade talks between the U.S…

A “tech TACO”? #uschina h/t @briangobosox

Brian McCarthy @briangobosox

@Lingling_Wei’s reporting today confirms my speculation on CNBC last week that U.S. export-control moves were designed as bargaining chips. She also confirms my concern that the U.S. side was not fully coordinated. Lutnick’s addition to the trade team rectifies that, putting

Historically, export controls have never been used as leverage for trade negotiations. Now they’re on the table for discussion with Beijing. Will the U.S. trade away some recent measures for compromise from China, on rare earths and others? https://t.co/LbSX7Y1Vmz

RT @JChengWSJ: Export Controls to Take Center Stage at U.S.-China Trade Talks—Trade war’s focus shifts from tariffs to countries’ curbs on…

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The addition of Lutnick to the U.S. negotiating team, in addition to Bessent and Greer, suggests that Beijing is getting a desired channel of communication with the cabinet member overseeing export controls. With ⁦@learyreports⁩ ⁦@alexbward⁩ https://t.co/6YqIr9IUSW

We've just launched the Japanese edition of our award-winning "WSJ China" newsletter, bringing in-depth analysis on China and #USCHINA to our Japanese-speaking readers! Vy grateful for @g_nishiyama and his entire team! 中国、「信頼の欠如」に直面 https://t.co/ieFZoPIqqk via @WSJ

RT @MarkSimonHK: As always, good initial write up and of major media orgs, WSJ does have best sense of what Chinese are thinking...

Until now, Xi had resisted getting on the phone with Trump as he wanted US to first dial down its pressure on Beijing. However, Xi also has to prevent China's economy from falling into an abyss. Managing relations with US is key to that. https://t.co/2cqfgVUzwT via @WSJ

Assisting He is Li Chenggang, until recently China's WTO envoy. “He’s very creative in getting something of value for China by giving something to the U.S. that doesn’t cost China much,” said Christopher Adams, former U.S. trade negotiator who had sat opposite Li in negotiations

Lingling Wei 魏玲灵 @Lingling_Wei

During Trump’s first-term trade war, the China team was led by a Harvard-trained, pro-market pragmatist who understood US concerns. This time, the China team is headed by a Xi-like believer in central control who has a clear mandate of not catering to US https://t.co/YYxGa3EAsz

In this week’s WSJ China, I write about Beijing “trust deficit.” https://t.co/qWrrofFsEM But today, I’d like to re-up the column I wrote a year ago, about my own memories of that era of passion and hope in China. https://t.co/MZfWosSFiz https://t.co/pLevdAytfl

RT @ChineseWSJ: #华尔街日报中国洞察 【2025年6月4日刊】- 中国被指“信誉赤字”，“先同意再说”策略后患渐显 https://t.co/ouf8UtthLs 本文来自我们每周三发送的中国洞察新闻简报，该简报由本报首席中国记者魏玲灵 @Lingling_We…

"Ideas under review include producing electric motors in Chinese factories or shipping made-in-America motors to China to have magnets installed." @McLainSean @ryanfelton https://t.co/QU6yTGnEft via @WSJ

RT @JChengWSJ: “Beijing believes it is within its rights to take countermeasures such as renewed rare-earth controls. However, to its U.S.…

Translation: “Create necessary conditions” for Xi to get on the call with Trump

*Walter Bloomberg @DeItaone

CHINA'S FOREIGN MINISTER: THE U.S. SHOULD CREATE NECESSARY CONDITIONS FOR BILATERAL RELATIONS TO GO BACK TO 'RIGHT TRACK'- CHINA FOREIGN MINISTRY STATEMENT