President Donald Trump arrives in Beijing for a high-stakes state visit and bilateral summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Multiple outlets report that Trump’s aircraft, Air Force One, lands at Beijing Capital International Airport after an overnight flight from the United States, beginning a visit that is described as historic in recent years. Bloomberg and other sources say Trump is greeted at the airport by Chinese Vice President Han Zheng, along with a military honor guard and a large public ceremony that includes children waving flags. The planned centerpiece of the trip is Trump’s meeting with Xi Jinping at or around the Great Hall of the People, where the summit is expected to address tensions and stabilize relations between the two largest economies. NBC reports that Trump states he plans to push for China to “open up” to American businesses. Several outlets also frame the talks against broader regional and international concerns, including ongoing conflict involving Iran and uncertainty around Taiwan. The trip is presented as the first visit to China by a sitting U.S. president in nearly a decade, since Trump’s prior state visit in 2017 during his first term.