měi zhōng美中fēng huì峰会shòu dào受到bù tóng不同píng jià评价
U.S. President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a summit.
The White House said that the meeting showed the friendship between the two countries and also demonstrated U.S. strength.
Both sides hope to maintain communication at the highest level and make U.S.-China relations more stable.
During the summit, the United States welcomed Xi with a formal ceremony. The two leaders also had tea together and visited the National Archives.
The U.S. government and some lawmakers believe that direct dialogue can reduce misunderstandings and prevent trade and security competition from turning into a larger conflict.
However, some experts believe that the talks produced few practical results.
The two sides only extended their trade truce by two months. Issues such as trade, artificial intelligence, Taiwan, human rights, and critical minerals remain unresolved.
The Chinese government said that the visit helped increase cooperation and manage differences.
Taiwanese officials emphasized that Taiwan's future should be decided by the people of Taiwan themselves.
Whether the summit was truly successful will depend on whether the two countries can turn dialogue into concrete action in the future.