Chinese President Xi Jinping held a phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump on the evening of the 5th, focusing on future economic trade cooperation between the two countries.

Xi stated that both leaders agreed to hold a new round of economic trade talks as soon as possible and emphasized that the U.S. should handle Taiwan issues with caution. The call lasted about an hour and a half, and Trump confirmed on social media that both sides were eager for the upcoming trade discussions.

During the call, Xi extended an invitation for Trump and his wife to visit China, further demonstrating positive interactions between the two nations on trade. Trump noted that both teams would meet soon at a yet-to-be-determined location to discuss trade agreement details. U.S. representatives include Treasury Secretary Mnuchin and Commerce Secretary Ross.

This discussion primarily focused on trade issues and did not address the Russia-Ukraine conflict or Iran. The specific arrangements and location for the upcoming meeting will be announced later.