Ministry of Foreign Affairs: China and the United States maintain communication on issues including the timing of President Trump's visit to China

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Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian responded to questions about the postponement of the China-U.S. leaders' meeting at a regular press conference, stating that both sides are maintaining communication regarding the dates of Trump's visit to China, but no further information is available at this time.

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2026-03-23 00:38:28

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On March 17, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Lin Jian held a routine press conference.

NBC reporter asked, when was the first time U.S. officials suggested the possibility of postponing or delaying the summit between the two heads of state? Additionally, have any other countries’ leaders made similar postponement requests? Given that such high-level visits usually involve extensive preparations, what is the schedule for rescheduling this visit?

“China and the U.S. are maintaining communication regarding the timing of President Trump’s visit to China. Currently, I do not have any further information to provide,” Lin Jian said.

The NBC reporter continued to ask, the spokesperson just mentioned that China and the U.S. are communicating about the dates for President Trump’s visit. Can you tell us which dates have been discussed?

“I have no further information to provide,” Lin Jian replied.

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