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RLK: What they will not do is change their industrial model, which is government support for future industries. So that's a sticking point, but I believe that they will open their markets further and this is critical. HOST: So how do you find compromise when on the one hand, as you've described, you've got a country that wants to come across as a superpower equal to that of SEVELOPING CTORY the United States, so any ae hand concessions would make them look ' weak. On the other hand, there's JAC A: TRADE W QUEST MEANS not much love lost for China here. BUSINESS HOST: In the United States, as you know, Republicans and Democrats alike, some that may not even agree with most of President's Trump's policies can't go out necessarily and throw their arms around China and support China openly to the voters. So where do you come up with a middle ground to where both sides look like they're walking away with something? JACK MA: TRAD WAR COULD LAST 20 YEARS HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026872