China released its account of President Xi Jinping’s Washington visit from the 23rd to the 25th, saying Xi and the U.S. president agreed on eight outcomes and reaffirmed plans for a constructive and stable strategic relationship. The statement, issued by Xinhua News Agency on the 26th, largely overlaps with the White House fact sheet and adds language emphasizing respect, fairness and equality. The agreements covered Iran, international waterways, trade, artificial intelligence and future summits hosted by both countries. China also repeated May agreements on tariff reductions, a trade committee and extending the tariff truce. The two sides differed in their treatment of coal purchases, agricultural and other product categories, rare earths, Russia and North Korea. China’s account alone included plans for a military memorandum on crisis communication and cooperation to locate the remains of missing U.S. servicemen. Chinese state media separately highlighted economic cooperation after the summit, with Global Times presenting closer industrial ties as a follow-up to Xi’s call for cooperation.