Interview: U.S., China can reach "mutually acceptable deal" on trade dispute -- senior state official

A herd of cattle are seen on a pasture at a farm in Forsyth County, southeast U.S. state of Georgia, March 27, 2019. The U.S. and China are capable of getting "a mutually acceptable deal" to solve the trade dispute that is eroding the enormous cooperation opportunities between the world's two largest economies, said Gary Black, agriculture commissioner of Georgia, in an interview with Xinhua at his office in Atlanta on March 28, 2019. "I'm confident we will get a mutually acceptable deal. I'm hopeful some of our differences are going to be cured quickly," he added. (Xinhua/Wang Ying)