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On every recorded occasion when Donald Trump has met with Chinese President Xi Jinping, he has called him friend. Xi has never returned the favor. China's official news agency Xinhua releases a transcript after every summit. In Busan last October, Trump calls Xi
On every recorded occasion when Donald Trump has met with Chinese President Xi Jinping, he has called him friend. Xi has never returned the favor. China's official news agency Xinhua releases a transcript after every summit. In Busan last October, Trump calls Xi "my good friend of many years". In Beijing this past May, he says "I have great respect for President Xi". The next day, in the Zhongnanhai garden, he says "my old friend". This week in the White House, he says "President Xi and I are good friends". Xi's corresponding remarks in those transcripts are bureaucratic. He is willing to "work together with President Trump". The two leaders have "kept in communication through various channels". The closest he comes to acknowledging a personal bond is in his White House remarks, in a single, restrained sentence: "President Trump and I respect each other, have built a good relationship." At the same event Trump said "a truly great friendship built on mutual respect". Xi can say "friend", though. Five days after Trump left Beijing, Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived. Xi was "very glad to see my old friend", according to Xinhua. "Dear friend, a day apart feels like three autumns," Putin said in reply. In the formal readout Putin gets the plain title too. The contrast is striking: Putin gets "old friend" in Xi's remarks, which has never happened with Trump. The press has noticed this, too. On May 15th a Reuters reporter asked a Chinese spokesman how China would describe the relationship, when Trump had repeatedly and warmly called Xi friend. The spokesman said "head-of-state diplomacy plays an irreplaceable strategic guiding role". He did not use the word "friend". A similar asymmetry exists around respect. In the 11 Chinese transcripts and broadcasts since January 2025, Trump is always quoted as having respect for Xi; Xi is never quoted as having respect for Trump. The only time respect seems to go both ways is when it is ascribed by the newspaper, not the leaders. This past Saturday, the People's Daily published an article signed Zhong Sheng, a pen name used for authoritative messages on foreign affairs. "Mutual respect" between the two presidents was "the most valuable strategic asset" of the relationship, it said.

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