Opinion

Xi's state visit surfs tide of American public opinion

President Xi Jinping's first state visit to the U.S. has had a considerable effect on Sino-U.S. political and economic relations. However, has his visit done enough to positively influence American public opinion?

Xi's visit invigorates China-US relationship

Xi's visit is the starting point for both sides to promote mutual trust, concrete cooperation and communication.

News

  • President Xi wraps up US trip

    Chinese President Xi Jinping left New York for Beijing on Monday after concluding his first state visit to the United States and first appearance at the UN headquarters.

  • China to set up $1b peace fund

    China will establish a $1 billion "China-UN Peace and Development Fund" to support the United Nations' multilateral cooperation and boost world peace, President Xi Jinping said on Monday.

  • Xi pledges US$10m for UN

    China will donate $10 million to the United Nations, President Xi Jinping announced on Sunday at a forum on women's rights at the UN headquarters.

Issues in focus

Climate change

Xi urges rich countries to realize emission-cutting promise

Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday urged developed countries to realize their emission-cutting promise and help developing countries deal with climate change.

Cyber security

US experts hail China-US consensus on cyber security as 'significant'

US experts hailed the consensus reached between China and the United States on jointly fighting cyber crimes, and step-up investigation assistance and information sharing on cyber crimes cases as a "significant" development that could prevent tensions from worsening in the virtual world.

Economy

China to import record 13m tons of US soybeans

Members of a trade delegation from China, the world's top soybean importer, signed agreements to buy a record 13.18 million metric tons of the oilseed worth around $5.3 billion from United States shippers after annual negotiations.

Others

China, US agree to cooperate on fighting corruption

China and the United States will take measures to promote cooperation on mutually identified corruption cases, the Guangzhou-based Southern Metropolis Daily reports.