CGTN anchor Liu Xin joined Fox Business Network host Trish Regan on her primetime show for a live television discussion on China-U.S. trade issues.

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The faceoff between two female anchors – Liu Xin with CGTN in China and Trish Regan with Fox Business Network in the U.S. – made headlines around the world. The “historic first” happened in the midst of a full-blown trade war and a landmark shift in Washington's policy toward Beijing. With China's ascension, which the U.S. perceives as an economic and even security threat, the four-decade engagement policy between the two is in jeopardy.

I am not a member of the Communist Party of China. I am here to speak for myself, as a journalist working for CGTN, CGTN anchor Liu Xin said in a discussion with U.S. anchor Trish Regan on live television.

For people like Trish Regan, or anyone else who thinks that economics should be "weaponized" against China, they'll be disappointed. Two can play at that game. Nevertheless, China will remain "the adult in the room." Unless the U.S. side returns to civility and treats China as an equal, it's impossible to pursue productive trade talks.

Trish Regan: Tonight, I have a special guest joining me all the way from Beijing, China to discuss the challenges of trade between the U.S. and her home country.

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