In just a few days, Donald Trump will mark his first year in office since becoming President of the United States.

Since being sworn in on January 20, 2017, and since then his domestic and foreign policies have gained international attention as he’s pushed an “America First” agenda. Meanwhile, he has met with Chinese President Xi Jinping.  The China – U.S. relationship has taken a number of twists and turns over the last year.

CGTN’s Tang Bo reports.

To explain the reaction from China on the first year of the Trump presidency and how it has affected China- U.S. relations:

Former Chinese Ambassador Su Ge, chair of the China National Committee for Pacific Economic Cooperation.

For more on China’s relations with the United States:

• Scott Kennedy, director of the Project on Chinese Business and Political Economy, Center for Strategic and International Studies
• Qinduo Xu, a political analyst for China Radio International
• Sourabh Gupta, a senior fellow, the Institute for China-America Studies

For more:

President Donald Trump and his Chinese President counterpart Xi Jinping have discussed recent "progress on the Korean Peninsula" over the phone, state-run Chinese website CGTN reports. pic.twitter.com/zjOZcZCQfR

— BBC Monitoring (@BBCMonitoring) January 16, 2018

Xi: Cooperation is the only viable choice; Trump: Fair trade will be tremendous for China, US (via CGTN) #TrumpInChina pic.twitter.com/D1My4RaWzo

— Global Times (@globaltimesnews) November 9, 2017