BEIJING, Feb 19 (Reuters) - China sees an opening to turn President Donald Trump's tariffs to its advantage by reshaping global trade in ways that would insulate its $19 trillion economy from U.S.

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China sees an opening to turn President Donald J. Trump’s tariffs to its advantage by reshaping global trade in ways that would insulate its $19-trillion economy from US pressure far into the future.

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