Highlights: Xi holds talks with Vietnam's communist party chief Trong

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Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee and Chinese president, held talks on Monday with Nguyen Phu Trong, general secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) Central Committee.

The two sides agreed to consolidate the traditional friendship, strengthen strategic communication, enhance political mutual trust, and properly manage differences, so as to push the China-Vietnam comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership in the new era to a new level.

Xi warmly welcomed Trong's official visit to China following the 20th CPC National Congress, noting that he has maintained close communication with Trong in various ways and reached many important consensuses on guiding the development of China-Vietnam relations in recent years. #china #vietnam #politics

[benedicte.]

🇨🇳🇻🇳🇮🇩 We are one Asia! Kita satu Asia!

[PinkR_Tulip]

China and ASEAN Nations should be united and stay strong altogether.

[LatinoVeteran]

This looks much better. Two countries 2 parties in harmony!

[jvs]

GO CHINA!! GO VIETNAM!! GO BRI!!
I’m a retired American (lived and worked in Vietnam 10yrs) I’m happy to see this brotherhood building a future relationship of cooperation and growth free of U.S. interference and destruction

[bricsscorcepcstobriopecvsu]

LONG LIVE COMUNIST PARTY BROTHERHOOD ..

[Genuine]

Pa ơi, ở vùng nông thôn không có phương tiện đi lại. Muốn đến ngân hàng hay làm thủ tục ở thành phố thì không đi được ❤❤

[dayveda]

I'm proud my Grandfather was Chinese. I admire the growth I see taking place there.

[fatinkassim]

US & allies are feeling the heat never before.

[daydayuplii]

EVERYONE KNOWS THAT IF ASIAN COUNTRIES UNITED TOGETHER, THEY WILL BE THE CORE AND STRONGEST POWER IN THE WORLD. BUT AMERICANS WILL NOT ALLOW THAT HAPPENED.
CHINA WAS NUMBER 1 IN THIS WORLD FOR A FEW CENTURIES AND WAS ALWAYS PEACEFUL AND HELPED THE NEIGHBORS, NEW CHINA ONLY USED 30 YEARS AND HAS ALREADY COME BACK TO THE NUMBER 2 IN THE WORLD.
SO THINK ABOUT IT THE FUTURE IF WORKING TOGETHER WITH CHINA AND GO AHEAD.

[alantran]

Yes! Vietnam is a beautiful country and with gorgeous ladies, and it has like a thousand miles of pacific shoreline, and beautiful one too....China's model of reform and open up RIGHT THERE infront for Vietnam to UTILIZE...and Vietnam BETTER take this CHANCE to make life BETTER and PROSPER for the 80 MILLIONS Vietnamese....

[Milroynishantha]

02 China's President Xi Jinping Sir 🙏🇨🇳🇱🇰8🌟🌟🌟🌟8👑☂️👑☂️8

[artcurious]

This is a great moment. Both countries free from western meddling and exploitation are now on a path of growth and development.

And Vietnam can get a high speed rail project hopefully to connect north and south.

[manuelrobles]

I wish the US had a beautiful friendship with Mexico like this. 😢 in my life time it will happen 🌹

[Sahalwarmedia]

China knows the importance of friendship and the global is one. China is not those got crazy hegemony in the world. From somalia

[ravikumarts]

What about South China Sea? Whether China's dominance is acceptsble to Vietnam 🇻🇳 as they have lengthy coastline to defend.

[jackfoster]

General secretary Nguyen Phu Trong is not just the first foreign leader to visit China but also the first foreign leader to be invited to visit China by President Xi after the 20th National Congress of the NPC concluded.

[andyhughes]

Unlike U.S. Imperial mentality of subversion and winner-takes-all zero-sum game, China does not care that Vietnam also collaborate with the U.S. on economic development.

For example, Vietnam is building a $4 billion manufacturing plant in North Carolina to build its first global EV's - the Vinfast VF8 and VF9.

China doesn't see that as a threat of any kind.

The U.S. would.

[peaceleader]

Our Vietnamese comrad president is gutting old.. hmmmm.. I wonder..who would be his replacement after he is gone.. hmmmm..🤔.. me ...?? No no no i don't like politics.. 😁

[elastokim-nova]

Guys, his family name is Nguyen and not Trong.

[javiersantos]

Wait, what? I thought Vietnam was the new American ally for cheap manufacturing in Asia.