U.S. Ambassador Edward Pound reiterated that the policy toward Taiwan remains unchanged, saying that the United States has not changed its position

U.S. President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a summit at the White House on the 24th. China said that leader Xi Jinping expressed in person that he hoped that "the United States would insist on its stance of opposing Taiwan independence" and "handle the Taiwan issue prudently." David Perdue, the U.S. Ambassador to China, said that although China has been trying to change it, the United States has not changed its wording and "has not changed our position."

Chinese President Xi Jinping paid a state visit to the United States from the 23rd to the 25th local time in the United States. The two sides held a summit at the White House on the 24th. Although Chinese official media said that Xi Jinping emphasized at the meeting that he hoped that the United States would insist on opposing "Taiwan independence" and "handle the Taiwan issue prudently." However, the White House has not released a summary of the meeting or made a public response.

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David Perdue said in an interview with the American financial media CNBC on the Taiwan issue on the 25th that the United States will not change its policy towards Taiwan. He emphasized that the United States’ commitment to the One-China Policy, the Taiwan Relations Act, the Three Communiqués and the Six Guarantees will not change.

Pang Dewei also mentioned that China has been trying to impose changes, but "we have not changed our words, we have not changed our position. We hope for peace across the Taiwan Strait, we do not want coercion, and we do not support independence."

Pang Dewei said that the United States believes that Xi Jinping has received this message, and Trump has also shown respect and listened to China's statement.