(Reuters) - A spokesman for China's Commerce Ministry lashed out at the two World Trade Organization cases -- on intellectual property rights and on market access for films, music and other media -- for the second day in a row, saying they would "seriously undermine" bilateral trade ties.
The official China Daily and Xinhua news agency both issued scathing editorials, saying the move was at odds with a consensus the two sides had reached on how to handle tensions. A top U.S. trade official had said on Tuesday the step signaled the relationship was maturing.
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