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Another performance that attracted the audience was a Chinese bamboo flute piece Flying Partridges, one of the best-known flute pieces in China. The solo piece describes the desolate scenes after the demise of the Yue kingdom dating back over 2,000 years ago, as a flock of partridges flying across the sky and evokes in people a sense of longing for freedom.

Any trade restrictions, if imposed, would increase costs for US consumers and "could seriously affect" the jobs, the report said. It said the measures would put a brake on global trade, seriously disrupt the market and put global free trade "at great risk."It said US automakers would lose competitiveness and export markets would shrink, affecting US auto-related industries in and outside the country, and "eventually undermine the entire US economy."Japan said up to 624,000 people could lose their jobs in the US if a 25 percent tariff were levied on automobiles and auto parts and other countries took retaliatory measures, citing a study by the Peterson Institute for International Economics.

Another possibility is a Canadian judge ordering Meng’s release.

Another question remains how the program will impact falling crop prices and even the cost of farmland, once the payments begin, which the USDA said should be in early September.

Another customer who was waiting in a line outside Manner Coffee, Liu Shiyun, echoes the same sentiment.