Xi Jinping arrived in Washington and was welcomed by Trump at the White House with a state visit ceremony, becoming the first Chinese leader to make a second official visit to the United States.
Trump and First Lady Melania held a welcome ceremony on the South Lawn of the White House for Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan, followed by bilateral talks between the two leaders.
Trump and Melania welcomed Xi Jinping and Peng Liyuan on the South Lawn of the White House with ceremonies including a red carpet, an honor guard of the three armed services, and a military review, followed by talks between the two leaders.
Trump and Xi held a small-group meeting at the White House, followed by an expanded meeting with officials from both sides to discuss trade, Taiwan, security, technology, artificial intelligence, Iran, and other issues.
Chinese President Xi Jinping ended his visit to the United States on September 25 and left the country by plane, after which the U.S. and China each issued statements listing the outcomes of the Trump-Xi summit.
According to the video, protesters at multiple locations in Washington were beaten, with some individuals suffering injuries or bleeding.
The video claims that the total number of protest groups in Washington has exceeded 10,000, with the Tibetan group numbering about 3,000, and the pro-CCP group being similar in size to the protest group.
A video claims that the Central Guard Bureau has mobilized a large number of personnel to Washington, stating that these personnel possess diplomatic immunity.
Trump welcomes President Xi, Madam Peng, and the Chinese delegation at a White House state dinner in Washington, delivering remarks on the historical exchanges and relations between the U.S. and China.
Trump and Melania hosted a state dinner in the East Room of the White House for Xi Jinping and Peng Liyuan, where both leaders discussed history, cooperation, artificial intelligence, and future relations between the two countries in their remarks.
Trump and Xi Jinping had a tea chat in the White House Red Room, after which the two heads of state and their spouses visited the U.S. National Archives to view historical documents such as the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. Xi Jinping subsequently concluded his three-day state visit and left the United States.
U.S. President Trump met with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the U.S. Navy Memorial and toured the site together. The scene was filled with supporters and opponents from both sides, creating a lively atmosphere, with police present to maintain order.
President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a summit at the White House. Both sides described the visit as very successful. Xi confirmed that there would be two more opportunities for the two to meet before the end of the year and invited Trump to visit China.
Accompanied by Trump, Xi Jinping visited the U.S. National Archives, where the U.S. side displayed several historical unequal treaties and foundational documents between China and the U.S. in a side exhibition area of the hall, using them for historical narrative and as a warning.
While Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu arrived in New York for the UN General Assembly, police arrested several unidentified individuals in a sewer near the hotel where he was scheduled to stay in Manhattan.
U.S. and Indian troops carried out a joint air assault exercise in the Himalayas, airlifting by helicopter to Oli and successfully seizing two objectives.
A laboratory accident occurred at the anti-plague research institute in Shelekhov, near Irkutsk, Russia. A 28-year-old female staff member developed severe pneumonia on September 29 after breaking a test tube and died in the ICU on October 2, leading to the quarantine of several local personnel.
The video claims that after protesters were attacked and fought back, US police arrested some protesters at the scene.
According to a video, Geng Guanjun, who had participated in Chinese parliamentary activities, was sprayed with pepper spray at a protest site in Washington, leaving him unable to open his eyes for about half an hour.
Outside the Guizhou People's Hospital in Guiyang, someone has set up a charity stall to provide free meals to cancer patients and their families, and has also donated cash to some individuals.
In a speech at the White House, Xi Jinping announced that two giant pandas, Ping Ping and Fu Shuang, will arrive at Zoo Atlanta to meet the American public.
After the bilateral talks, Trump took Xi Jinping to the South Lawn of the White House to view and board Marine One, then personally saw Xi Jinping off from the White House, where the two shook hands and talked.
Falun Gong practitioners, Uyghurs, Tibetans, Taiwanese, Hongkongers, and Chinese Americans in the U.S. held or participated in a rally in Washington, with some participants planning to march to the White House and hold a candlelight vigil.
Two Tibetan mothers led more than 20 walkers starting from the UN Headquarters in New York, passing through Philadelphia to reach Washington, demanding Tibetan independence, the repeal of relevant laws, and the protection of Tibetan children.
According to video reports, Tianjin-born ethnic Chinese Li Huahong had a conflict with Falun Gong practitioners in the US on that day and was accused of attacking them, after which she was arrested by the US Secret Service; the video also stated that she is regarded as a Chinese agent.
At a White House state dinner, Trump presented President Xi with a bald eagle-themed gift created by an American artist and designed with the participation of the Trumps, expressing his hope that the gift would be displayed with honor in Beijing.
At a White House state dinner, Trump proposed a toast to Chairman Xi, Madame Peng, and the U.S.-China relationship spanning thousands of miles and centuries, wishing the peoples of both countries a future of peace, harmony, and success.
During the welcoming ceremony at the White House, Xi Jinping announced that the giant pandas Pingping and Fushuang will move to the Atlanta Zoo in a few days, calling giant pandas the envoys of friendship between the Chinese and American peoples.
Falun Gong practitioners, Uyghurs, Tibetans, Taiwanese, Hongkongers, and overseas Chinese in the US gathered around the White House and Franklin Square, with some participants planning marches and a candlelight vigil.
Led by a Tibetan mother, more than 20 walkers set off from the UN headquarters in New York, heading to Washington via Philadelphia, to present demands including Tibetan independence, the abolition of relevant ethnic policies, the cessation of boarding schools, and the release of detained individuals.
During on-site reporting, the reporter was obstructed by suspected CCP personnel, including having their camera lens blocked by umbrellas, being physically blocked from filming, and even receiving threatening gestures. The reporter felt threatened.
Protesters described their experiences clashing with "Little Pink" supporters of Xi Jinping, including having flagpoles snatched, physical shoving, and verbal abuse. Police intervened to prevent further conflict.
Xi Jinping has concluded his visit to the United States and departed by plane. Protesters at the scene have also begun to disperse.
Chairman of the House Select Committee on the Strategic Competition between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party, John Moolenaar, issued a statement after Xi Jinping visited the National Archives, criticizing the Chinese government's political system and calling for the release of detained U.S. citizens.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that the United States proposed holding technical talks with Russia and Ukraine in the United Arab Emirates, and the Ukrainian side is awaiting a specific date from the US.
Immediately after Xi Jinping's departure, Trump held a phone call with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to provide a full briefing on the meeting, with the U.S.-Japan alliance reaffirming their joint response to the regional situation.
Famous singer Liu Huan died of illness in Shanghai, prompting tributes from all walks of life; his illness history and health condition before his death have drawn attention.
Putin said at the St. Petersburg United Cultural Forum that Russia welcomes a U.S.-China negotiated deal favorable to the Russian economy, and reiterated that Russia and China are advancing major joint development projects such as the International Lunar Research Station.
Four bipartisan senators have introduced a bill to protect national security systems from the threat of Chinese optical transceivers, aimed at blocking sensitive national security systems of the federal government from using products made by Chinese manufacturers such as Innolight and Eoptolink.
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te traveled to Chiayi to preside over the inauguration ceremony of the National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology's new Minxiong drone test site and the groundbreaking ceremony for the industrial park, emphasizing deepening cooperation with democratic partners to build a drone supply chain.
In response to the mention of the Flying Tigers and the Chinese Communist Party's history of the War of Resistance during the Trump-Xi meeting, the Government of the Republic of China issued a statement on September 25, stressing that the People's Republic of China was founded in 1949 and did not exist during the War of Resistance, that it was the Republic of China that fought shoulder to shoulder with the United States, and that the Chinese Communist Party cannot erase the historical contribution of the Republic of China.
Chinese media accompanying the delegation pushed and crowded into positions occupied by U.S. media during the White House welcome ceremony and Rose Garden event, prompting intervention and coordination by the U.S. Secret Service and Chinese delegation officials.
Some netizens reported that after going to Hong Kong to buy an Apple phone, their bank account was frozen by the bank on anti-fraud grounds, with temporary protective measures taken in accordance with relevant laws.
On the day of the Mid-Autumn Festival, supermarkets took unsold mooncakes off the shelves and returned them to the manufacturers. Some slow-selling mooncakes were bought back by a feed factory in Hebei at 1,000 yuan per ton and used as pig feed.
Rumors from the outside suggest that the nepotistic connections of former Hubei Provincial Party Secretary Wang Zhonglin's family reach into the core circle of Peng Liyuan's office.
Xi Jinping concluded his visit to the United States and returned to Beijing, leaving him with only four cards in his hand to deal with the upcoming Fifth Plenary Session.
On September 25, Xi Jinping concluded his state visit to the United States, boarded a special plane accompanied by Peng Liyuan, and departed from Andrews Joint Base in Maryland to return home.
The University of International Business and Economics issued an obituary stating that Liu Huan passed away in Shanghai at 9:52 a.m. on September 25 at the age of 63, and that, in accordance with his last wishes, no funeral committee or body farewell ceremony would be held.
On September 25, the White House released a list of summit outcomes covering trade, rare earths, Iran, arms control, and artificial intelligence, but did not mention Taiwan.
Starting September 25, Bangkok, Thailand, was continuously hit by torrential rain and flooding; by the afternoon of the 26th, rainfall had reached nearly 300 millimeters, and the city government declared all 50 districts in the city to be flood disaster zones.