Trump Told Advisers He Wants to Visit China as President: WSJ
- Donald Trump has privately expressed a desire to visit China after being sworn in as President, aiming to facilitate dialogue with Beijing while maintaining a hardline stance on the country.
- Trump also plans to visit other countries, including India, to meet with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with whom he has a warm relationship.
- During a recent phone call, Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping discussed trade and other issues, with Trump inviting Xi to his inauguration, which China declined.
- Trump aims to reignite his relationship with Xi, believing direct communication is essential for addressing issues with adversaries like China, according to Adviser Jason Miller.
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