Trump appoints ex-Senator David Perdue as China ambassador.
From 2015 to 2021, Perdue served as a senator representing Georgia.
David Perdue, a former senator from Georgia, has been appointed by President-elect Trump to serve as the United States' ambassador to China.
Trump stated in his announcement that Perdue's extensive business background would aid in strengthening the US-China relationship.
Trump stated on Truth Social that he will play a crucial role in executing my plan to preserve peace in the region and foster a fruitful collaboration with Chinese leaders.
Beijing faces threats from Trump to impose additional tariffs on Chinese goods unless it takes action to stop the trafficking of fentanyl.
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