Two White House Photos Witness China-U.S. Meeting Again

The two photos on the wall of the first floor of the White House record meetings between the two heads of state of China and the United States at different points in time, and also serve as a footnote to this Washington meeting. On the morning of September 24 local time, Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Trump met again at the White House, and both couples successively attended the welcome ceremony and reviewed the honor guard. The report noted that one photo on the White House wall is a group photo from the meeting between the two heads of state in Busan, South Korea, last year, while the other is a picture from Trump’s visit to China in May this year, when the two heads of state shook hands in front of the Great Hall of the People. Three facetoface exchanges within less than a year show that highlevel interactions between the two sides continue to advance. During the talks, Xi said this visit was made to carry forward friendship, expand cooperation, and enhance the wellbeing of the peoples of both countries. The two sides exchanged views on trade and economics, artificial intelligence, bilateral relations, and regional and international issues, and mentioned that they should promote the forward development of a constructive strategic stable relationship between China and the United States through pragmatic cooperation, healthy competition, and proper handling of differences.