Trump Advisor: If Victory Wins, TPP Will Be Abolished And China Respected.

Navarro, Trump's policy adviser, said, "TPP will no longer exist in Trump's world".

Trump advocates free trade, so he will talk about other related trade agreements with Asian countries.

But Navarro has repeatedly accused China of losing the US trade.

Foreign media said that Navarro, a policy adviser to US Republican presidential candidate Trump, told BBC that Jo Trump was on the stage and he would cancel the partnership agreement between the United States and the Asian countries negotiating the p Pacific [0.65% fund.

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This controversial agreement has been seen as a tool for the United States to contain China by Beijing.

According to the July 22nd report, "TPP will no longer exist in Trump's world," he said.

But he said Trump advocated freedom.

So he will talk about other related trade agreements with Asian countries.

During the interview, Navarro repeatedly accused China of losing the US trade to the US.

The report said he also imported to China after Trump claimed to be elected.

A 45% tariff is imposed for defence.

He also accused China of "manipulating the currency" and said that 45% of tariffs would not conflict with the rules of the World Trade Organization (WTO), and that the United States could operate on its own.

When asked about how to deal with China's relationship after Trump came to power, Navarro said that unlike the Obama administration's high-profile announcement of "return to Asia", the Trump administration will "keep a low profile and respect" for China.

However, when it comes to the South China Sea issue, his argument is not much different from that of the Obama administration.

He said Trump hoped that China would abide by the relevant international regulations and solve the problem peacefully.

"We hope China can become a supporter of peace in the international community, but it all depends on China's own attitude."

Reported that in recent years, changes in China's influence in the Asia Pacific region also let the United States and China's neighbors closer.

Vietnam, for example, announced the lifting of the arms embargo on Hanoi in March this year.

Navarro told BBC that Trump should not change Obama's recent policy toward Vietnam after taking office.

"Don't worry about friends in East Asia. Trump will not take any attitude towards any country. We should cooperate better in strategy and economy."

He said.