Peng Liyuan and Michelle Obama will visit the Smithsonian's National Zoo to see a panda cub before the state dinner at the White House on Friday.
Movie fans will remember this from the film Forrest Gump (1994): During an interview with rock star John Lennon, Forrest says, "In the land of China, people hardly got nothing at all." Lennon, lighting a cigarette, responds, "No possessions?"
US President Barack Obama feels that dinners with President Xi Jinping in recent years have been the most constructive engagement between the two leaders, according to a senior Obama adviser.
Annual bilateral trade volume between China and the United States is expected to double by 2024, according to Commerce Minister Gao Hucheng.
China and the United States knocked some ping-pong balls back and forth three decades ago to break the ice between the two powers. Now it is time for high-end servers, chips and mobile Internet services to take relations to a higher level.
While some lament China's economy entering a "new normal" era of slower growth, the head of Amazon China says the cooling growth rate actually fits perfectly with the online retailer's agenda.
Editor's note: China Daily reporter Gao Yuan spoke with three senior US tech executives who find great potential in the Chinese market.
For Terry Branstad, the Republican governor of Iowa, Xi Jinping's state visit to the United States is a renewal of the friendship between the Chinese president and the people of Iowa.
In Seattle, there has been wide coverage of President Xi Jinping's visit on local TV and radio, as well as in newspapers and magazines.
Editor's note: China Daily reporter Zhang Yunbi spoke in Beijing with five leading US scholars or former foreign policy advisers about the China-US relationship ahead of President Xi Jinping's first state visit to the United States, and they were asked to answer the following five questions.
It's almost human nature that, when trying to understand a different political system, people either generalize or overcomplicate it, or sometimes both.
A top Wall Street business executive says he expects historic opportunities to arise for stimulating the world economy when Chinese and US top leaders meet in Washington this week.
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