
After Chinese President Xi Jinping concluded his visit to the United States and left Washington, U.S. President Trump posted an anti-communist video on the X platform, emphasizing that the United States will never become a communist country.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping concluded his state visit to the United States on September 25 and left Washington. On the evening of the same day, US President Trump released an anti-communist propaganda video on social platforms.
Chinese President Xi Jinping (second from left) and U.S. President Trump (second from right) leave the National Archives of the United States together on September 25. Xi Jinping left Washington after concluding his visit to the United States. That night, Trump immediately released an anti-communist video on X, claiming to defeat "communism, socialism and Marxism." (Bloomberg)
After Chinese President Xi Jinping concluded his state visit to the United States and left Washington on the 25th, U.S. President Trump posted an anti-communist video on the social platform
The video is 15 seconds long. In the video, Trump said: "Together, we will completely defeat communism, socialism and Marxism in the United States. The United States will never become a communist country." The video is presented with Trump's image paired with text and music. The core message continues the anti-communist propaganda recently launched by the White House.
This video is not a new film produced after the Sichuan-Xi meeting. The White House released the video of the same name "America Will Never Be a Communist Country" on September 13, and a 30-second version was recently broadcast on American TV channels. The content also includes Trump's declaration that he will defeat communism, socialism and Marxism, and that "the United States will never become a communist country."
The original content of Trump's anti-communist talk can be traced back to his speech in Las Vegas on August 5, when he stated that "together we will completely defeat communism, socialism and Marxism." The relevant talk was later made into a video recently broadcast by the White House.
When Trump re-released this video on the evening of the 25th, Xi Jinping had completed his final trip in Washington. The two had tea together earlier that day, and then went to the U.S. National Archives together. Xi Jinping then left Washington to conclude his visit to the United States.

On the afternoon of September 25, local time, Chinese President Xi Jinping returned to Beijing after concluding his state visit to the United States. During the visit, Xi Jinping held talks with US President Trump and attended a welcome state banquet, tea party and other activities. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning released a number of live pictures on the X platform to record important moments.

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