On December 4, Xie Feng, the Chinese ambassador to the US, said in a speech at the Sino-US Economic and Trade Cooperation Forum co-hosted by the China Council for the Promotion of Trade and the US Meridian International Center that President Xi Jinping and President Trump personally stabilized Sino-US relations, provided rare certainty for the economic and trade cooperation between the two countries, and gave the Chinese and US business community, which has been plagued by the tension between China and the US in recent years, a “reassurance pill”. Xie Feng said that the two heads of state interact frequently to provide strategic guidance for Sino-US relations. Over the past 10 months, President Xi Jinping and President Trump have met once and spoken four times. In particular, the two heads of state met successfully in Busan to once again set the course for Sino-US relations at a critical moment. The two heads of state agreed to maintain regular contacts, strengthen cooperation in the fields of economy, trade, energy, etc., and do more great, practical, and good things for the world. Less than a month until the Busan meeting, China and the US have spoken again, continuing and consolidating the steady trend of bilateral relations. Looking ahead, President Trump plans to visit China in April next year and invite President Xi Jinping to visit the US. It is foreseeable that the head of state's diplomacy will continue to play a “fixed star” role for Sino-US relations.

On December 4, Xie Feng, the Chinese ambassador to the US, said in a speech at the Sino-US Economic and Trade Cooperation Forum co-hosted by the China Council for the Promotion of Trade and the US Meridian International Center that President Xi Jinping and President Trump personally stabilized Sino-US relations, provided rare certainty for the economic and trade cooperation between the two countries, and gave the Chinese and US business community, which has been plagued by the tension between China and the US in recent years, a “reassurance pill”. Xie Feng said that the two heads of state interact frequently to provide strategic guidance for Sino-US relations. Over the past 10 months, President Xi Jinping and President Trump have met once and spoken four times. In particular, the two heads of state met successfully in Busan to once again set the course for Sino-US relations at a critical moment. The two heads of state agreed to maintain regular contacts, strengthen cooperation in the fields of economy, trade, energy, etc., and do more great, practical, and good things for the world. Less than a month until the Busan meeting, China and the US have spoken again, continuing and consolidating the steady trend of bilateral relations. Looking ahead, President Trump plans to visit China in April next year and invite President Xi Jinping to visit the US. It is foreseeable that the head of state's diplomacy will continue to play a “fixed star” role for Sino-US relations.