President Donald Trump's second and final day of talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing includes a working lunch before Trump heads back to the U.S.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is exploring Beijing's culinary scene, to the delight of social media. He was spotted enjoying "zhajiangmian," a local noodle dish, at No. 69 Fangzhuanchang Noodles.

Trump’s softer approach towards China is one that experts say will likely trickle down to the wider MAGA base.

The financial services giant waited four years for a China securities license. It finally got the green light during Trump's Beijing summit.

The meat of the summit doesn't start until Thursday, when the leaders hold bilateral talks, visit the Temple of Heaven, where Chinese emperors once prayed for bumper crops, and take part in a formal banquet.

Tom Llamas reflects on the week in Beijing, where President Trump and China’s leader Xi Jing Ping attended a high stakes meeting, and we explored the battle for trade and tech dominance - from EVs to Robots.

The menu comprised a selection of dishes including lobster in tomato soup, crispy beef ribs and slow cooked salmon in mustard sauce

This week in Beijing, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping quietly admitted something the world has been slow to grasp: neither can afford a collision between their two countries.