Visit charts path to more stability in ties

Xi's trip yields eight deliverables and understandings for Sino-US relations

President Xi Jinping returned to Beijing on Saturday after a journey across the Pacific that yielded eight deliverables and understandings between China and the United States, ranging from reciprocal tariff reductions and an artificial intelligence dialogue to counternarcotics cooperation and giant panda exchanges.

The three-day state visit was described by Foreign Minister Wang Yi during a news briefing in Washington, DC, upon the conclusion of the trip, as "historic and of landmark significance".

It built on the momentum of Xi's meeting with US President Donald Trump in Beijing in May and led to new progress in a constructive relationship of strategic stability between the world's two largest economies, Wang said.