Chinese President Xi Jinping landed in Washington on Wednesday, marking the start of a three-day state visit that includes high-level talks and ceremonial events. The visit, which follows an agreement to extend a trade truce until January, is seen as a key moment in US-China relations. President Donald Trump welcomed Xi with a rare planeside greeting at Joint Base Andrews, signaling a rare display of public diplomacy. The summit comes amid ongoing discussions on trade, technology, and regional issues, including Taiwan. While the trade truce aims to reduce tariffs and avoid new restrictions, tensions remain over broader economic and strategic concerns. The visit also includes a state dinner and meetings with American leaders, highlighting the diplomatic weight placed on the engagement. As both leaders focus on stabilizing relations, the outcome of their talks will likely shape the next phase of bilateral interactions.