Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Joins Trump on China Visit Amid Diplomatic Talks

Chinese outlets stress Xi’s message that China and the U.S. should be partners, not rivals, and present Huang’s attendance as proof that American business still values the China market. They highlight Xi’s welcome ceremony and talk of a “historic, landmark year” to show Beijing is open to cooperation on AI, trade and security. They expect Washington to ease some chip restrictions if Trump wants progress on broader economic ties.

• •Xi Jinping has told Trump that China wants to avoid confrontation and instead build a partnership with the United States.
• •Chinese coverage of the Beijing summit has focused on ceremonial events and positive language about a new positioning in China-U.S. ties.
• •Reports in China describe Nvidia’s Jensen Huang and other U.S. tech leaders joining Trump as a sign that American companies still see strong growth prospects in China.
• •Chinese commentators argue that if the U.S. loosens some chip export limits, it will prove that cooperation on high technology is still possible.
• •Beijing media highlight Xi’s question about avoiding a “Thucydides Trap” as an appeal for Washington to manage rivalry without war.