八点最热报 | 特朗普2.0时代，真的有办法终结已经开战接近3年的俄乌战争吗？他透露，早前他跟中国国家主席习近平通电话时，也有讨论过俄乌战争的问题，并公开呼吁中国可以共同合作结束战争，因为中国在解决这个问题上有很大的影响力。（主播：庄文杰）
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00:05Is there really a way to end the Russian-Ukrainian war that has been going on for nearly three years in the Trump 2.0 era?
00:11If it's possible, how would Trump end it?
00:15A few days ago, after the official inauguration of the second U.S. president,
00:18Trump made a speech at the Davos World Economic Forum in Switzerland via video call,
00:23calling on Russian President Putin to meet with him as soon as possible.
00:27Trump said he hoped to meet Putin as soon as possible to talk about the end of the Russian-Ukrainian war.
00:32This is not from an economic or other perspective,
00:35but from the perspective of the lives of millions of people who will be sacrificed.
00:39He even described the Russian-Ukrainian war as a massacre and that this war must be stopped.
00:45However, Trump did not specify how the U.S. would stop the Russian-Ukrainian war.
00:50In addition to hoping to meet Putin as soon as possible,
00:53Trump also revealed on the forum that he had discussed the Russian-Ukrainian war with Chinese President Xi Jinping on the phone earlier,
01:01and openly called on China to work together to end this war.
01:06Trump believes that China has a great influence on solving this problem.
01:24In addition to calling on China to work together to end the Russian-Ukrainian war,
01:28Trump also said during a speech at the Davos World Economic Forum that
01:32he had discussed the Russian-Ukrainian war with President Putin earlier,
01:36and claimed that China would also participate in it.
01:39Trump described that Putin liked the idea of greatly reducing nuclear weapons,
01:43and believed that other countries could do the same, including China.
01:54And China would have come along.
01:56And I will tell you that President Putin really liked the idea of cutting way back on nuclear,
02:02and China would have come along too. China also liked it.
02:05As for how to maintain Sino-US trade relations in the next four years,
02:09Trump said that the U.S. would establish a very good relationship with China.
02:12And what the U.S. wants is a fair competition environment.
02:15They don't want to take advantage of it, but Sino-US trade has always been at odds.
02:19Especially in the Biden era, it was more than $1 trillion.
02:22Trump thinks this is ridiculous.
02:24I think that we're going to have a very good relationship.
02:27All we want is fairness. We just want a level playing field.
02:30We don't want to take advantage.
02:32We've been having massive deficits with China.
02:35Biden allowed it to get out of hand.
02:37He's $1.1 trillion deficit. It's ridiculous.
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