Chinese views on China-US tariff dispute

U.S. President Donald Trump signed a memorandum on March 22nd that could see tariffs of up to USD $60 billion on imports from China, on top of the recent tariffs on aluminum and steel imports. These moves have fuelled fears that the world's two largest economies are sliding towards a trade war.

The next day, China announced tariffs on imported U.S. products worth about USD $3 billion in response to the U.S. metals tariffs. China will put tariffs on U.S. fruits, wine, nuts, pork, steel pipes, and recycled aluminum.

What do consumers in China think about the possible price hike on American products? Let's follow our reporter Liu Min to find out more.

We interviewed some customers at a local Sam's Club in downtown Beijing to find out.