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President Xi Jinping says China and the United States should be partners,
not rivals, as he arrived in Washington for a state visit.
And we talk with four young people from China and the United
States exploring can a new generation build a healthier China-U.S.
Relationship.
Meanwhile, Japanese Prime Minister Sanai Takaichi provocatively challenges the enemy state clauses in the UN Charter.
Is Japan edging back toward militarism?
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Our top story, Chinese President Xi Jinping says China and the United States should be partners,
not rivals, as he arrives in Washington for a state visit.
In a written speech released after landing, Xi Jinping says the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation
and making America great again can go hand in hand, complement each other and benefit the world.
He says he looks forward to exchanging views with U.S.
President Donald Trump on major issues and to further developing a constructive China-U.S.