Trump Sees Good Chance China Trade Deal Will Be Made

The transcript discusses the likelihood of a deal between the United States and China. Both parties express optimism, with the U.S. suggesting a deal is probable and China showing commitment through an extended delegation stay. The Chinese delegation, led by a respected vice premier, indicates a strong willingness to reach an agreement. Both sides express hope and readiness to make efforts towards a successful deal.

What is the speaker's view on the likelihood of a deal happening between the United States and China?

• There is no chance of a deal happening.

• It is more likely that a deal will happen, but not guaranteed.

• It is unlikely that a deal will happen.

• It is certain that a deal will happen.

What does the speaker suggest about the Chinese delegation's extended stay?

• It is a sign of disinterest.

• It means the deal is already finalized.

• It indicates a positive sign towards reaching a deal.

• It shows that the delegation is undecided.

What does the speaker imply about the vice premier's status in China?

• He is a new figure in politics.

• He is revered throughout China.

• He is not well-known.

• He is unpopular.

How does the Chinese representative view the likelihood of a deal?

• They think it is impossible.

• They believe it is very likely to happen.

• They are pessimistic about the deal.

• They are indifferent about the deal.

What effort is the Chinese society ready to make according to the representative?

• Utmost effort

• Conditional effort

• No effort

• Minimal effort