After a week of interviews in Beijing, Shenzhen and Hong Kong, I've come away with some strong feelings about the trade dispute between the US and China.
There are two battlefronts: One is the negotiation to eliminate the barriers to US firms competing in China, and the other is what to do about Huawei, China's enormous telecommunication networking company that Beijing sees as a crown jewel of national innovation and the Trump team sees as a giant global espionage device.
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