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13:05Now PlayingDonald Trump’s Beijing visit has exploded online after a bizarre garden exchange with Xi Jinping triggered a wave of viral conspiracy theories. During a private stroll inside China’s ultra-secret Zhongnanhai compound, Xi proudly showed Trump ancient Chinese trees that were reportedly “200 to 300 years old,” with some even older than 400 years. Trump appeared surprised, replying, “They live that long?” The moment instantly blew up across social media, where users claimed Xi was subtly flexing China’s ancient history over America — with many joking that the trees were older than the United States itself. The now-viral exchange has turned into one of the internet’s most talked-about geopolitical moments.
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