In Beijing, Xi shows Trump the secret gardens of Zhongnanhai

Author: AfricaNewsPublished on: May 15, 2026Country: China

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In Beijing, Xi shows Trump the secret gardens of Zhongnanhai

Chinese President Xi Jinping welcomed American President Donald Trump to the gardens of Zhongnanhai, a Communist Party complex in Beijing. The two leaders toured the park before discussing topics such as trade, artificial intelligence, Taiwan, and the war in Iran. Xi showed Trump several ancient trees, some hundreds of years old, and Trump described the garden as a 'very beautiful place.'

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