President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump with China's President Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan arrive at the National Archives Museum. US President Donald Trump has announced that he will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping again in November during a visit to China. Trump made the announcement on Truth Social after Xi and Chinese First Lady Peng Liyuan left Washington following a three-day summit with Trump. “President Xi and Madam Peng have just left D.C., heading for China,” Trump wrote, describing the visit as one of “Friendship, Strength, and Success” for both China and the US. Trump said the two leaders will meet again in November in China, followed by another meeting at the G20 summit in December in Miami, Florida. The announcement came after Trump and Xi concluded their Washington summit on Friday, September 25, with a tea meeting in the White House Red Room and a visit to the National Archives. The three-day summit highlighted personal diplomacy between the two leaders, although it did not result in major breakthroughs in their economic relationship. During their tea meeting, Trump and Xi praised each other and spoke positively about the summit. Trump said the discussions had produced “great strides” and suggested that US farmers would benefit, though he did not provide further details. Trump later said he was looking forward to meeting Xi again, adding that “much has been, and will be, accomplished.” The November summit would mark Trump’s second visit to China as US president. His most recent trip to Beijing came in May this year, amid the war in Iran, while his first visit took place in 2017 during his first term. Naman is a copy editor at Times Now, with over three years experience in covering US News, politics, global affairs, sports, and other domains. Apart ... View More