Trump praises 'productive' China talks, but tough action seen aheadBEIJING (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump lauded his Beijing meetings on trade and North Korea as  very productive , ending a visit which Chinese media declared set a  new blueprint  for handling ties, even as the White House looks set for tougher action on China. Trump pressed China to do more to rein in North Korea s nuclear ambitions and said bilateral trade had been unfair to the United States, but also praised Xi s pledge that China would be more open to foreign firms.  Hours after Trump left Beijing on Friday, China said it would drop foreign ownership limits on local banks and asset management companies while loosening stake restrictions in securities firms and insurers - moves that have been long awaited by foreign financial firms. Beijing faces intensifying pressure from Western governments and business lobbies to remove investment barriers and other rules that hobble overseas firms from operating in the country, as well as intellectual property theft. Washington has refrained from pushing harder on trade because it needs China s cooperation on North Korea, although Xi, at least in public, went no further than reiterating China s determination to achieve denuclearization through talks. Trump and Xi, who call themselves friends, also oversaw the signing of about $250 billion in commercial deals, a show that some in the U.S. business community and others say detracts from addressing structural impediments that puts them at a disadvantage to Chinese rivals. China may be mistaken in thinking it had done enough to address U.S. concerns, and Trump could find people disappointed at home he didn t make more progress on items like market access and North Korea, Paul Haenle, Director of the Carnegie Tsinghua Center for Global Policy in Beijing, said.  My concern is you may see a shift towards a much harder line coming from the U.S. administration. That will be a huge surprise to China and President Xi, especially given that Xi likely feels he has done a lot for Trump on this visit.  Trump reiterated in a tweet just before leaving Beijing for the APEC summit of Asia Pacific leaders in Vietnam that he didn t blame China for the trade gap between the two countries, adding that he had  very productive  meetings on trade and North Korea with Xi.  I don t blame China, I blame the incompetence of past Admins for allowing China to take advantage of the U.S. on trade leading up to a point where the U.S. is losing $100 s of billions. How can you blame China for taking advantage of people that had no clue? I would ve done same!  A U.S. industry source said the implication of Trump blaming his predecessors for the trade deficit is that Trump won t make the same mistake - a warning to Xi, not a capitulation.  The Trump administration did not bring hard trade policy items to the discussion with Xi because U.S. officials don t want to  argue over crumbs , the source added.  Barring some dramatic action on North Korea by Xi, there is going to be a hard turn in U.S. trade policy,  the source said. A second source, who is close to the business delegation that traveled to Beijing this week, added that the Trump administration appeared poised to take a much harder line in the weeks ahead. There were no obvious gaffes during the two-night stopover, and Trump and Xi seemed to enjoy being in each other s company. At a banquet on Thursday night in the Great Hall of the People, Trump and Xi dined on coconut chicken soup, spicy chicken, stewed beef with tomatoes and grouper fillets. Chinese state media said the tone and outcome of Trump s visit had been largely positive, saying Trump and Xi were setting a new blueprint for handling relations and managing their differences.    China has tried its utmost, even at the sacrifice of Sino-North Korean relations,  influential tabloid the Global Times wrote in its editorial.   Trump has gradually learned that Beijing is indeed making selfless contributions to promoting the denuclearization of the peninsula. He can t demand more.  worldnews
trump praises china talks tough action seen aheadbeijing reuters president donald trump lauded beijing meetings trade north korea productive ending visit chinese media declared set new blueprint handling ties even white house looks set tougher action china trump pressed china rein north korea nuclear ambitions said bilateral trade unfair united states also praised xi pledge china would open foreign firms hours trump left beijing friday china said would drop foreign ownership limits local banks asset management companies worsening stake restrictions securities firms insurers moves long awaited foreign financial firms beijing faces intensifying pressure western governments business lobbies remove investment barriers rules gobble overseas firms operating country well intellectual property theft washington refrained pushing harder trade needs china cooperation north korea although xi least public went retreating china determination achieve denuclearization talks trump xi call friends also oversaw signing billion commercial deals show business community others say detracts addressing structural impediment puts disadvantage chinese rivals china may mistaken thinking done enough address concerns trump could find people disappointed home make progress items like market access north korea paul handle director carnegie tsinghua center global policy beijing said my concern may see shift towards much harder line coming administration that huge surprise china president xi especially given xi likely feels done lot trump visit trump reiterated tweet leaving beijing spec summit asia pacific leaders vietnam blame china trade gap two countries adding productive meetings trade north korea xi i blame china i blame incompetence past admins allowing china take advantage trade leading point losing billions how blame china taking advantage people clue i would done a industry source said implication trump blaming predecessors trade deficit trump make mistake warning xi capitulation the trump administration bring hard trade policy items discussion xi officials want argue crumbs source added barring dramatic action north korea xi going hard turn trade policy source said a second source close business delegation traveled beijing week added trump administration appeared poised take much harder line weeks ahead there obvious games stopover trump xi seemed enjoy company at banquet thursday night great hall people trump xi died coconut chicken soup spicy chicken skewed beef tomatoes grouper filles chinese state media said tone outcome trump visit largely positive saying trump xi setting new blueprint handling relations managing differences china tried utmost even sacrifice korean relations influential tabloid global times wrote editorial trump gradually learned beijing indeed making selfless contributions promoting denuclearization peninsula he demand worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Trump praises 'productive' China talks, but tough action seen aheadBEIJING (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump lauded his Beijing meetings on trade and North Korea as  very productive , ending a visit which Chinese media declared set a  new blueprint  for handling ties, even as the White House looks set for tougher action on China. Trump pressed China to do more to rein in North Korea s nuclear ambitions and said bilateral trade had been unfair to the United States, but also praised Xi s pledge that China would be more open to foreign firms.  Hours after Trump left Beijing on Friday, China said it would drop foreign ownership limits on local banks and asset management companies while loosening stake restrictions in securities firms and insurers - moves that have been long awaited by foreign financial firms. Beijing faces intensifying pressure from Western governments and business lobbies to remove investment barriers and other rules that hobble overseas firms from operating in the country, as well as intellectual property theft. Washington has refrained from pushing harder on trade because it needs China s cooperation on North Korea, although Xi, at least in public, went no further than reiterating China s determination to achieve denuclearization through talks. Trump and Xi, who call themselves friends, also oversaw the signing of about $250 billion in commercial deals, a show that some in the U.S. business community and others say detracts from addressing structural impediments that puts them at a disadvantage to Chinese rivals. China may be mistaken in thinking it had done enough to address U.S. concerns, and Trump could find people disappointed at home he didn t make more progress on items like market access and North Korea, Paul Haenle, Director of the Carnegie Tsinghua Center for Global Policy in Beijing, said.  My concern is you may see a shift towards a much harder line coming from the U.S. administration. That will be a huge surprise to China and President Xi, especially given that Xi likely feels he has done a lot for Trump on this visit.  Trump reiterated in a tweet just before leaving Beijing for the APEC summit of Asia Pacific leaders in Vietnam that he didn t blame China for the trade gap between the two countries, adding that he had  very productive  meetings on trade and North Korea with Xi.  I don t blame China, I blame the incompetence of past Admins for allowing China to take advantage of the U.S. on trade leading up to a point where the U.S. is losing $100 s of billions. How can you blame China for taking advantage of people that had no clue? I would ve done same!  A U.S. industry source said the implication of Trump blaming his predecessors for the trade deficit is that Trump won t make the same mistake - a warning to Xi, not a capitulation.  The Trump administration did not bring hard trade policy items to the discussion with Xi because U.S. officials don t want to  argue over crumbs , the source added.  Barring some dramatic action on North Korea by Xi, there is going to be a hard turn in U.S. trade policy,  the source said. A second source, who is close to the business delegation that traveled to Beijing this week, added that the Trump administration appeared poised to take a much harder line in the weeks ahead. There were no obvious gaffes during the two-night stopover, and Trump and Xi seemed to enjoy being in each other s company. At a banquet on Thursday night in the Great Hall of the People, Trump and Xi dined on coconut chicken soup, spicy chicken, stewed beef with tomatoes and grouper fillets. Chinese state media said the tone and outcome of Trump s visit had been largely positive, saying Trump and Xi were setting a new blueprint for handling relations and managing their differences.    China has tried its utmost, even at the sacrifice of Sino-North Korean relations,  influential tabloid the Global Times wrote in its editorial.   Trump has gradually learned that Beijing is indeed making selfless contributions to promoting the denuclearization of the peninsula. He can t demand more.  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: trump praises china talks tough action seen aheadbeijing reuters president donald trump lauded beijing meetings trade north korea productive ending visit chinese media declared set new blueprint handling ties even white house looks set tougher action china trump pressed china rein north korea nuclear ambitions said bilateral trade unfair united states also praised xi pledge china would open foreign firms hours trump left beijing friday china said would drop foreign ownership limits local banks asset management companies worsening stake restrictions securities firms insurers moves long awaited foreign financial firms beijing faces intensifying pressure western governments business lobbies remove investment barriers rules gobble overseas firms operating country well intellectual property theft washington refrained pushing harder trade needs china cooperation north korea although xi least public went retreating china determination achieve denuclearization talks trump xi call friends also oversaw signing billion commercial deals show business community others say detracts addressing structural impediment puts disadvantage chinese rivals china may mistaken thinking done enough address concerns trump could find people disappointed home make progress items like market access north korea paul handle director carnegie tsinghua center global policy beijing said my concern may see shift towards much harder line coming administration that huge surprise china president xi especially given xi likely feels done lot trump visit trump reiterated tweet leaving beijing spec summit asia pacific leaders vietnam blame china trade gap two countries adding productive meetings trade north korea xi i blame china i blame incompetence past admins allowing china take advantage trade leading point losing billions how blame china taking advantage people clue i would done a industry source said implication trump blaming predecessors trade deficit trump make mistake warning xi capitulation the trump administration bring hard trade policy items discussion xi officials want argue crumbs source added barring dramatic action north korea xi going hard turn trade policy source said a second source close business delegation traveled beijing week added trump administration appeared poised take much harder line weeks ahead there obvious games stopover trump xi seemed enjoy company at banquet thursday night great hall people trump xi died coconut chicken soup spicy chicken skewed beef tomatoes grouper filles chinese state media said tone outcome trump visit largely positive saying trump xi setting new blueprint handling relations managing differences china tried utmost even sacrifice korean relations influential tabloid global times wrote editorial trump gradually learned beijing indeed making selfless contributions promoting denuclearization peninsula he demand worldnews