Xi Jinping emphasized implementing the consensus during his White House meeting with Trump
China-U.S. relations: Xi Jinping emphasized a "nail-driven spirit" to promote a constructive, strategic, and stable relationship Economic and trade cooperation, AI, and people-to-people exchanges are being advanced in parallel, sending signals of mutual benefit, win-win cooperation, and risk reduction
On September 24 local time, Chinese President Xi Jinping held talks with U.S. President Trump at the White House. Referring to the expression “the spirit of nailing down nails,” Xi emphasized that a constructive and strategic stable relationship between China and the United States is not a shortterm measure, but a task that requires longterm, sustained efforts.
The report noted that Xi said all departments, fields, and levels in both China and the United States should implement the consensus reached by the two sides in a practical manner. The article also mentioned that China hopes the two sides will achieve mutual benefit and winwin results through cooperation, maintain boundaries in competition, manage risks amid differences, and safeguard peace through the accumulation of mutual trust.
The article quoted scholars as saying that in recent times, exchanges between China and the United States in areas such as trade and economics and artificial intelligence have increased, and the two sides have also made new arrangements for peopletopeople exchanges. These include inviting 100,000 American young people to visit China for exchanges and study over the next five years, as well as promoting exchange programs such as giant pandas, all of which are seen as measures to enhance peopletopeople ties.