To implement the latest round of trade consensus, China will adjust its tariffs and export controls on U.S. goods starting from November 10. China has long emphasized that stable China-U.S. trade benefits both nations and the world. As Andy Mok, a senior researcher at the Center for China and Globalization, puts it, the two countries are like the liver and lungs of a global body; neither should dominate, but both must coexist for the world to thrive.