Beijing's streets, adorned with roses and flowers and impeccably clean, may shock Donald Trump with their beauty, organization, and the true level of spending on infrastructure development and improving the quality of life within cities.

Another stabbing at a Japanese establishment in China has triggered immediate skepticism over Beijing's official explanations.On May 19, 2026, a 59-year-old Chinese man went on a stabbing spree inside the Ginpei Japanese restaurant on the third floor of the Shanghai World Financial Center. Armed with a knife, the suspect injured three people, including two Japanese citizens, in a high-profile business district popular with expatriates.Local police rushed to blame the attack on "mental illness,"

China's President Xi Jinping told U.S. President Donald Trump in a bilateral meeting that each country's success represents an opportunity for the other. Trump responded that his country’s relationship with China was going to be “better than ever before.”