President Donald Trump is currently in Beijing for a state visit centered on bilateral meetings with Chinese President Xi Jinping, scheduled across May 13–15. The trip, originally planned earlier but postponed amid U.S. involvement in the Iran conflict, now focuses on trade tariffs, technology issues, Taiwan, rare earths, and regional security. Official schedules detail multiple rounds of talks, including a bilateral meeting, lunch, and state banquet at venues such as the Great Hall of the People and Zhongnanhai. Trump is set to depart Beijing later on May 15, with no other confirmed foreign leader meetings announced in the remaining days of the month. This high-profile engagement reflects standard diplomatic sequencing for U.S.-China relations during the current administration.