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There have been various US sanctions on China in recent years, mainly related to trade and human rights issues. Some of the key examples include:

Trade tariffs: In 2018, the US government imposed tariffs on Chinese goods worth over $360 billion, citing unfair trade practices such as intellectual property theft and forced technology transfer.

Entity List: In 2019, the US government added several Chinese technology companies, including Huawei, to its Entity List, effectively banning US companies from doing business with them.

Xinjiang-related sanctions: In response to alleged human rights abuses against Uighur Muslims in Xinjiang, the US government has imposed several sanctions on Chinese officials and entities, including visa restrictions and asset freezes.

Hong Kong-related sanctions: In response to China's crackdown on pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong, the US government has imposed sanctions on Chinese officials and entities, including asset freezes and visa restrictions.

These sanctions have had significant economic and diplomatic implications for both the US and China, and have contributed to ongoing tensions between the two countries.