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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
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Mohammad Dawood

Trump lauds ‘beautiful’ children who greeted him in China

China Donald Trump Xi Jinping
  • Donald Trump praised the "happy and beautiful" children who greeted him ahead of a bilateral meeting hosted by Xi Jinping in China.
  • He was visibly impressed by the welcome, which included a military parade, red carpets, and cheering children outside the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.
  • Trump described the two-day summit as "an honor like few have ever seen before."
  • He also commended China's military display and remarked that the children were "amazing" and "represent so much."
  • Trump and Xi were scheduled to tour the historic Temple of Heaven and attend a state banquet later on Thursday.

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Trump praises ‘happy and beautiful’ children during crucial China summit

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