Xi and Trump agree on respectful U.S.-China relations

US President Donald Trump rated the negotiations with Chinese President Xi Jinping, which took place last week, at '12 out of 10'.

Consensus

Xi Jinping visited the United States for a state visit on September 23.
Xi Jinping and Donald Trump held talks on September 24.
Both leaders expressed a desire for constructive and stable relations between China and the United States.
The talks were described as sincere, deep, and productive by both sides.
The leaders agreed that relations should be based on respect, mutual benefit, and strategic stability.
Xi Jinping and Donald Trump will meet again in November 2026 at the APEC summit in Shenzhen, China, and in December 2026 at the G20 summit in Miami, USA.

Xi Jinping stated that the concept of constructive and strategically stable relations should be further enriched with respect, honesty, and reciprocity. — interfax
Donald Trump claimed that the U.S. and China made enormous steps forward in their bilateral relations and that the visit was highly positive for both countries. — vesti
Xi Jinping said the talks achieved mutual understanding on many issues and added new strategic directions to China-U.S. relations. — kommerzant
The discussions included the situation in Ukraine, the Middle East, and the Korean Peninsula. — kommerzant