Trump eyes China visit amid strained ties, WSJ reports
Trump wants to visit China during first 100 days after inauguration — WSJ
According to the newspaper, Trump told his advisers about the desire to visit China to strengthen relations with Chinese President Xi Jinping. No final decision was made but the elected US leader expressed the desire to make the visit during the first 100 days after the inauguration. Trump visited China last time in 2017.
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Trump Wants to Visit China as President, WSJ Reports
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