Beijing highlights the need for stable ties and peace, while Washington focuses on fentanyl and agricultural products
Trump’s state visit to China marks the first trip to the country by a US president in nine years and it began in the morning with more than two hours of talks between Xi and his US counterpart Donald Trump in the Chinese capital.
The Chinese statement about the meeting highlighted an agreement between the leaders that the two countries should have a “constructive strategic stable relationship”, a framing that should guide relations for the “next three years and beyond”.
Trump’s term in office runs for a further three years.
Source: News - South China Morning Post
