Trump Hosts Xi Jinping at White House, Trade Truce Extended President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump hosted China's Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan at the White House, extending a trade truce by two months. President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump hosted China's President Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan at the White House on Friday, concluding what Trump called a tremendous visit from two spectacular people. The leaders met for tea in the Red Room after posing for photos on the South Portico, where a reporter asked Trump whether he had called on Xi to stop buying oil from Iran.Neither leader responded to the question, which highlighted tensions over Iran's oil trade. Beijing purchases over 80 percent of Iran's seaborne oil exports, providing crucial revenue for the sanctioned regime.Trade Truce Extension AgreedThe main concrete outcome of the summit was an agreement to extend a trade truce set to expire on November 10 by two months. Trump said they had made tremendous strides and that farmers would be very happy, though details were unclear.China has previously committed to buying at least $17 billion annually in US agricultural goods through 2028 and 25 million metric tons of US soybeans each year.Xi described his visit, the first in 11 years, as highly successful and said he sees a brighter China-US future.Taiwan and AI Tensions LingerXi has resisted US pressure to influence Tehran to end the nearly seven-month war. He also wants Washington to stop arms sales to Taiwan, the self-governing island that Beijing claims.Taiwan produces about 90 percent of the world's most advanced chips, making it a key focus in the AI race.Symbolic Conclusion at National ArchivesAfter tea, Trump and Melania were to accompany Xi and Peng to the National Archives to view historic US documents, including founding texts, as a symbolic end to the three-day state visit.The Chinese leaders will then fly home from Joint Base Andrews in Maryland later on Friday.