Bipartisan US delegation visits China amid tensions, seeks level playing field for businesses and meeting with President Xi
- A bipartisan delegation of US senators led by Majority Leader Chuck Schumer arrived in China, the first such visit since 2019.
- The delegation aims to address issues like trade reciprocity, advanced technologies, human rights, fentanyl production, and China's international role.
- They hope to meet with President Xi Jinping in Beijing to lay groundwork for a potential Biden-Xi summit in November.
- China welcomed the visit and said it could facilitate dialogue between the countries' legislative bodies.
- The lawmakers discussed allowing US companies to compete freely in China as Chinese firms do in the US.