A top White House official, the national security adviser, has landed in China for discussions aimed at managing the strained relationship between the two countries during President Joe Biden's term in office. The official was welcomed by Chinese foreign ministry representatives and the U.S. ambassador to China upon arrival at a Beijing airport.
The visit is part of ongoing efforts to maintain communication and address the growing differences between Washington and Beijing. While no major announcements are anticipated, the meetings could set the stage for a potential summit between President Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping before the end of Biden's term.
