Donald Trump met with Xi Jinping. Trump asked about selling U.S. weapons to China. An ambassador mentioned the encounter. The U.S. refuted reports of arms sales to China. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin declared the U.S. position. The meeting featured a tea ceremony and a tour. No significant advancements were achieved on policy matters.
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