President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping met in Washington
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Relations between the USA and China have been tense for a long time due to various diplomatic and economic differences.
A historic summit took place between the USA and China. The talks, which President Trump summarized with the statement "Our relations with China are better than ever", were held in Washington, the US capital.
While Trump was showing the White House to Chinese leader Xi Jinping, an interesting moment occurred between the two leaders.
Trump, who criticized previous President Biden with harsh words at every opportunity, showed Xi Jinping the signature machine portrait he hung instead of Biden in the portraits of US Presidents section. The Chinese leader, known for his diplomatic stance, laughed when he saw the portrait.
"Relations have never been better"
Emphasizing that relations between the USA and China have "improved" recently, Trump said, "As leaders of the two countries, President Xi and I know that we represent different systems; but the ties between our people continue. Our relations have never been better." he said.
Trump interpreted these words as a reflection of the friendship between the two countries, despite the long-standing differences between Washington and Beijing.

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