It will be critical, a make-or-break round.

What is lacking at present is a powerful force from outside to break the stalemate,

I'm really surprised this has become so troublesome. The U.S. depends on imports for many textile categories, so the two sides should be able to find more common ground.

The problem is that the textile issue between China and the United States is mixed with many other factors.

But on the issue of the increase rate and the base number of the increase, the U.S. has made more compromises,

The other three wrestled good, tough matches and got through the first round. That is so critical. Now we have the butterflies out of our system and the win under our belt. Now we open up the doors tomorrow (Thursday) and see what happens.