UK-China trade refers to the economic exchange between the United Kingdom and China, two major global economies. This trade includes a variety of goods and services, such as machinery, electronics, and agricultural products. The relationship has grown significantly over the years, with both countries benefiting from increased exports and imports. In recent years, the UK has sought to strengthen its trade ties with China as part of its broader strategy to enhance international trade post-Brexit. However, this relationship has faced challenges, including political tensions and concerns over issues like human rights and trade imbalances.