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Trump China Visit 2026: Residents Skeptical As Beijing Rolls Out Red Carpet For POTUS After 8 Years
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3:27Now PlayingAs US President Donald Trump heads to Beijing for his first China visit in nearly seven years, Chinese citizens are expressing sharply mixed reactions ahead of his high-stakes meeting with Xi Jinping. Some praised Trump as “sincere” and admired his unscripted style, while others accused him of fuelling wars and instability across Asia. Trump is expected to receive a grand state welcome in Beijing, including meetings with Xi, a state banquet and symbolic appearances at historic sites. However, tensions over Iran, tariffs and trade remain major flashpoints. Many in China remain skeptical that any agreement with Trump will last, citing his unpredictable negotiating style.
Trump China Visit 2026: Residents Skeptical As Beijing Rolls Out Red Carpet For POTUS After 8 Years
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