Chinese President Xi Jinping held a phone conversation with U.S. President Trump on the evening of the 5th, emphasizing that the U.S. should realistically assess the progress in U.S.-China relations and lift negative measures against China. Xi stressed that the U.S. must cautiously handle the Taiwan issue to prevent a small number of 'Taiwan independence' separatists from dragging the two countries into conflict.

According to reports, Xi pointed out that correcting the course of U.S.-China relations requires stability and the elimination of various interference. He noted that the two countries' economic leaders have held talks in Geneva, marking a significant step towards solving economic issues between the two countries, widely welcomed and proving that dialogue and cooperation are the only correct options.

Xi reiterated that both parties should make good use of the established economic consultation mechanism, uphold an equal attitude, respect each other's concerns, and strive for a win-win result. He expressed that China is sincere and principled in this matter.

Trump expressed great respect for Xi during the conversation and reaffirmed the importance of U.S.-China relations. He stated that the U.S. is pleased to see China maintain strong economic growth. Furthermore, the two leaders agreed to continue implementing the Geneva consensus and hold a new round of talks as soon as possible.