Trump hails ‘truly great friendship’ with Xi Jinping as the Chinese leader begins his state visit
- On Thursday, President Donald Trump hosted Chinese President Xi Jinping at a White House state dinner, with both leaders calling for stronger bilateral ties despite differences in their political systems.
- This summit follows President Trump's visit to China in May, marking a significant moment as the two leaders exchanged state visits in less than six months.
- Trump presented Xi with an approximately three-foot-tall bald eagle statue designed in collaboration with First Lady Melania Trump, symbolizing the "free and soaring spirit of America."
- Xi thanked the President and First Lady for their "meticulous care and consideration," calling both nations to "nurture beautiful flowers of Sino-US friendship" and write a "new chapter" in relations.
- Both leaders reported "sincere and in-depth exchanges" yielding common understanding on several issues, aiming to build a relationship promoting "prosperity and security for future generations.
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Xi attends state dinner hosted by Trump
President Xi Jinping said on Thursday that China-US relations have come to another historical juncture as he attended a lavish state dinner at the White House hosted by his US counterpart Donald Trump. Making the remarks at the welcome banquet, Xi said he and Trump had in-depth discussions and reached "common understanding on many issues" that provided "new strategic guidance for China-US relations". "China and the United States must act as resp…
President Xi Jinping has underlined the need for China and the US to strengthen communication, cooperate with sincerity and coexist in peace, saying that achieving the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation and "making America great again" can go hand in hand.
Xi Jinping attended a state dinner at the White House on Thursday along with CEOs from several tech giants.
U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized the long history of exchanges between the two countries and expressed their commitment to the stable development of U.S.-China relations at a state dinner at the White House on the 24th (local time). While the dinner was attended by a large number of CEOs from major U.S. Big Tech, financial, and defense companies, the Chinese side
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