On September 26, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi announced that President Xi Jinping’s state visit to the United States, which ended on Friday, had produced new progress in building a constructive China‑U.S. relationship of strategic stability.
Wang, who sits on the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, briefed reporters about Xi’s visit to Washington that ran from September 23 to 25, and highlighted the significance of the talks between the two leaders.
According to Wang, President Xi and President Donald Trump held a candid, in‑depth exchange of views in a friendly atmosphere of mutual respect, covering strategic and overarching issues that affect China‑U.S. relations and the broader global landscape.
Since President Trump began his second term, the two heads of state have maintained close exchanges that include three in‑person meetings and five telephone talks, Wang said, noting that this pattern of interaction—marked by mutual respect and sincerity—has become the most valuable strategic asset in China‑U.S. relations.
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