US-China Trade War Hits Geoduck Divers in Washington State
SuquamishtribalmemberJoshuaGeorgehasdivedintothewatersoftheSalishSeatofindgeoducks, asought-afterclam.
蘇誇米甚部落成員喬舒亞喬治 (Joshua George) 潛入薩利希海的水域尋找象拔蚌，一種備受追捧的蛤蜊。
ThegeoduckindustryinWashingtonstatehasbeenheavilyimpactedbytheUS-Chinatradewar.
華盛頓州的象拔蚌產業受到中美貿易戰的嚴重影響。
Thetradewarhasledtotariffsongeoducks, makingitdifficultfordiversandbusinesses.
貿易戰導致象拔蚌被徵收關稅，給潛水員和企業帶來了困難。
WithChinesedemandforgeoducksdecliningduetotariffs, theCanadiangeoduckbusinessisthriving.
由於關稅導致中國對象拔蚌的需求下降，加拿大象拔蚌生意卻蓬勃發展。
DiverslikeGeorgeandPurserareuncertainabouttheirfutureduetotheongoingtradetensions.
由於持續的貿易緊張局勢，喬治和珀瑟等潛水員對自己的未來感到不確定。
Despitechallenges, geoduckdiversinWashingtonstatecontinuetoworkandhopeforaresolution.
儘管面臨挑戰，華盛頓州的象拔蚌潛水員仍繼續努力並希望找到解決方案。
Suquamish tribal member Joshua George has dived into the waters of the Salish Sea to find geoducks, a sought-after clam.
The geoduck industry in Washington state has been heavily impacted by the US-China trade war.
The trade war has led to tariffs on geoducks, making it difficult for divers and businesses.
With Chinese demand for geoducks declining due to tariffs, the Canadian geoduck business is thriving.
Divers like George and Purser are uncertain about their future due to the ongoing trade tensions.
Despite challenges, geoduck divers in Washington state continue to work and hope for a resolution.
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