U.S. President Donald Trump arrived in Beijing on May 13 for a state visit at the invitation of Chinese President Xi Jinping, marking renewed high-level engagement between the United States and China. During the visit, Xi warned Trump about the risk of conflict over Taiwan, highlighting a major strategic tension in bilateral relations. At the same time, Trump said trade would be "totally reciprocal on our behalf" and that the two countries would have a "fantastic future together," while Xi said the goal was to steer China-U.S. relations in the right direction. According to a White House official, the leaders had a good meeting and discussed ways to enhance economic cooperation, though no specific agreements or policy measures were disclosed.