In Beijing, Trump presses China on North Korea and tradeBEIJING (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump pressed China to do more to rein in North Korea on Thursday and said bilateral trade had been unfair to the United States, but praised President Xi Jinping s pledge that China would be more open to foreign firms. On North Korea s nuclear and missile programs, Trump said  China can fix this problem quickly and easily , urging Beijing to cut financial links with North Korea and also calling on Russia to help. Trump was speaking alongside Xi in the Chinese capital to announce the signing of about $250 billion in commercial deals between U.S. and Chinese firms, a display that some in the U.S. business community worry detracts from tackling deep-seated complaints about market access in China. Xi said the Chinese economy would become increasingly open and transparent to foreign firms, including those from the United States, and welcomed U.S. companies to participate in his ambitious  Belt and Road  infrastructure-led initiative. Trump made clear that he blamed his predecessors, not China, for the trade imbalance, and repeatedly praised Xi, calling him  a very special man .  But we will make it fair and it will be tremendous for both of us,  Trump said. Xi smiled widely when Trump said he does not blame China for the deficit and also when Trump said Xi gets things done.  Of course there are some frictions, but on the basis of win-win cooperation and fair competition, we hope we can solve all these issues in a frank and consultative way,  Xi said.  Keeping opening up is our long-term strategy. We will never narrow or close our doors. We will further widen them,  he said. China would also offer a more fair and transparent environment for foreign firms, including U.S. ones, Xi said. Trump is pressing China to tighten the screws further on North Korea and its development of nuclear weapons in defiance of U.N. sanctions. At least modest progress is hoped for, although there are no immediate signs of a major breakthrough, a U.S. official said earlier. Referring to Xi, Trump said:  I do believe there s a solution to that, as do you.  Xi reiterated that China would strive for the denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula but offered no hint that China would change tack on North Korea, with which it fought side-by-side in the 1950-53 Korean war against U.S.-led forces.  We are devoted to reaching a resolution to the Korean peninsula issue through dialogue and consultations,  Xi said. Briefing reporters after the talks, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Trump told Xi:  You re a strong man, I m sure you can solve this for me.  Tillerson said both leaders agreed they could not accept a nuclear-armed North Korea but he acknowledged they had some differences over tactics and timing. Tillerson pointed out that Trump, in a speech in Seoul, had  invited the North Koreans to come to the table,  in line with the Chinese desire for a negotiated solution. He added, however, that Trump was prepared for a  military response  if he deemed the threat serious enough, but  that s not his first choice .  We are going to work hard on diplomatic efforts as well,  he said, but did not elaborate. In a show of the importance China puts on Trump s first official visit, Thursday s welcoming ceremony outside Beijing s Great Hall of the People overlooking Tiananmen Square was broadcast live on state television - unprecedented treatment for a visiting leader. Earlier on Thursday, Xi said he had a deep exchange of views with Trump and reached consensus on numerous issues of mutual concern.  For China, cooperation is the only real choice, only win-win can lead to an even better future,  he said. Xi said China and the United States strengthened high-level dialogue on all fronts over the past year and boosted coordination on major international issues, such as the Korean peninsula and Afghanistan.  Relations between China and the United States are now on a new historical starting point,  Xi said. Trump and Xi hit it off at their first meeting in April at Trump s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida and continued their  bromance  on Wednesday with an afternoon of sightseeing together with their wives. However, divisions persist over trade and North Korea. And while Xi is riding high after consolidating power at a twice-a-decade Communist Party Congress last month, Trump comes to China saddled with low public approval ratings and dogged by investigations into Russian links to his election campaign. Trump has ratcheted up his criticism of China s massive trade surplus with the United States - calling it  embarrassing  and  horrible  last week - and has accused Beijing of unfair trade practices. For its part, China says U.S. restrictions on Chinese investment in the United States and on high-tech exports need to be addressed. Several corporate chief executives were in Beijing as part of a delegation led by U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, with General Electric and semiconductor maker Qualcomm Inc among those announcing billions of dollars in sales to China. [L3N1NF2IA] But Qualcomm s agreement to sell $12 billion worth of components to three Chinese mobile phone makers over three years is non-binding, and critics say such public announcements are sometimes more show than substance.  This shows that we have a strong, vibrant bilateral economic relationship, and yet we still need to focus on leveling the playing field because U.S. companies continue to be disadvantaged doing business in China,  said William Zarit, chairman of the American Chamber of Commerce in China. Trump railed against China s trade practices during the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign and threatened to take action once in office. But he has since held back on any major trade penalties, making clear he was doing so to give Beijing time to make progress reining in North Korea. A U.S. official said both sides were  in sync  about wanting to minimize friction during the visit and recreate the positive tone of the April summit. Trump was not expected to put much emphasis in his talks with Xi on thorny issues such as the disputed South China Sea and self-ruled Taiwan, claimed by China as its own, although the leaders  aides may deal with those matters privately, the official told Reuters, speaking on condition of anonymity. China has repeatedly pushed back at suggestions it should be doing more to rein in North Korea, which does about 90 percent of its trade with China, saying it is fully enforcing U.N. sanctions and that everyone has a responsibility to lower tension and get talks back on track. (This story was refiled to restore dropped word in paragraph 16.) worldnews
in beijing trump presses china north korea tradebeijing reuters president donald trump pressed china rein north korea thursday said bilateral trade unfair united states praised president xi winning pledge china would open foreign firms on north korea nuclear missile programs trump said china fix problem quickly easily urging beijing cut financial links north korea also calling russia help trump speaking alongside xi chinese capital announce signing billion commercial deals chinese firms display business community worry detracts tackling complaints market access china xi said chinese economy would become increasingly open transparent foreign firms including united states welcomed companies participate ambitious belt road initiative trump made clear blamed predecessors china trade imbalance repeatedly praised xi calling special man but make fair tremendous us trump said xi sailed widely trump said blame china deficit also trump said xi gets things done of course friction basis cooperation fair competition hope solve issues frank consultative way xi said keeping opening strategy we never narrow close doors we widen said china would also offer fair transparent environment foreign firms including ones xi said trump pressing china tighten screws north korea development nuclear weapons defiance sanctions at least modest progress hoped although immediate signs major breakthrough official said earlier referring xi trump said i believe solution xi reiterated china would strive denuclearisation korean peninsula offered hint china would change tack north korea fought korean war forces we devoted reaching resolution korean peninsula issue dialogue consultations xi said briefing reporters talks secretary state rex tillerson said trump told xi you strong man i sure solve tillerson said leaders agreed could accept north korea acknowledged differences tactics timing tillerson pointed trump speech seoul invited north korean come table line chinese desire negotiated solution he added however trump prepared military response deemed threat serious enough first choice we going work hard diplomatic efforts well said elaborate in show importance china puts trump first official visit thursday welcoming ceremony outside beijing great hall people overlooking tiananmen square broadcast live state television unprecedented treatment visiting leader earlier thursday xi said deep exchange views trump reached consensus numerous issues mutual concern for china cooperation real choice lead even better future said xi said china united states strengthened dialogue fronts past year boosted coordination major international issues korean peninsula afghanistan relations china united states new historical starting point xi said trump xi hit first meeting april trump resort florida continued romance wednesday afternoon sightseeing together wives however divisions persist trade north korea and xi riding high consolidating power communist party congress last month trump comes china saddle low public approval ratings dogged investigations russian links election campaign trump ratcheted criticism china massive trade surplus united states calling embarrassing horrible last week accused beijing unfair trade practices for part china says restrictions chinese investment united states exports need addressed several corporate chief executives beijing part delegation led commerce secretary wilbur ross general electric semiconductor maker qualcomm inc among announcing billions dollars sales china but qualcomm agreement sell billion worth components three chinese mobile phone makers three years critics say public announcements sometimes show substance this shows strong vibrant bilateral economic relationship yet still need focus leveling playing field companies continue disadvantaged business china said william part chairman american chamber commerce china trump failed china trade practices presidential campaign threatened take action office but since held back major trade penalties making clear give beijing time make progress reigning north korea a official said sides sync wanting minimize friction visit recreate positive tone april summit trump expected put much emphasis talks xi thorny issues disputed south china sea taiwan claimed china although leaders aides may deal matters privately official told reuters speaking condition anonymity china repeatedly pushed back suggestions rein north korea percent trade china saying fully enforcing sanctions everyone responsibility lower tension get talks back track this story refined restore dropped word paragraph 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: In Beijing, Trump presses China on North Korea and tradeBEIJING (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump pressed China to do more to rein in North Korea on Thursday and said bilateral trade had been unfair to the United States, but praised President Xi Jinping s pledge that China would be more open to foreign firms. On North Korea s nuclear and missile programs, Trump said  China can fix this problem quickly and easily , urging Beijing to cut financial links with North Korea and also calling on Russia to help. Trump was speaking alongside Xi in the Chinese capital to announce the signing of about $250 billion in commercial deals between U.S. and Chinese firms, a display that some in the U.S. business community worry detracts from tackling deep-seated complaints about market access in China. Xi said the Chinese economy would become increasingly open and transparent to foreign firms, including those from the United States, and welcomed U.S. companies to participate in his ambitious  Belt and Road  infrastructure-led initiative. Trump made clear that he blamed his predecessors, not China, for the trade imbalance, and repeatedly praised Xi, calling him  a very special man .  But we will make it fair and it will be tremendous for both of us,  Trump said. Xi smiled widely when Trump said he does not blame China for the deficit and also when Trump said Xi gets things done.  Of course there are some frictions, but on the basis of win-win cooperation and fair competition, we hope we can solve all these issues in a frank and consultative way,  Xi said.  Keeping opening up is our long-term strategy. We will never narrow or close our doors. We will further widen them,  he said. China would also offer a more fair and transparent environment for foreign firms, including U.S. ones, Xi said. Trump is pressing China to tighten the screws further on North Korea and its development of nuclear weapons in defiance of U.N. sanctions. At least modest progress is hoped for, although there are no immediate signs of a major breakthrough, a U.S. official said earlier. Referring to Xi, Trump said:  I do believe there s a solution to that, as do you.  Xi reiterated that China would strive for the denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula but offered no hint that China would change tack on North Korea, with which it fought side-by-side in the 1950-53 Korean war against U.S.-led forces.  We are devoted to reaching a resolution to the Korean peninsula issue through dialogue and consultations,  Xi said. Briefing reporters after the talks, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Trump told Xi:  You re a strong man, I m sure you can solve this for me.  Tillerson said both leaders agreed they could not accept a nuclear-armed North Korea but he acknowledged they had some differences over tactics and timing. Tillerson pointed out that Trump, in a speech in Seoul, had  invited the North Koreans to come to the table,  in line with the Chinese desire for a negotiated solution. He added, however, that Trump was prepared for a  military response  if he deemed the threat serious enough, but  that s not his first choice .  We are going to work hard on diplomatic efforts as well,  he said, but did not elaborate. In a show of the importance China puts on Trump s first official visit, Thursday s welcoming ceremony outside Beijing s Great Hall of the People overlooking Tiananmen Square was broadcast live on state television - unprecedented treatment for a visiting leader. Earlier on Thursday, Xi said he had a deep exchange of views with Trump and reached consensus on numerous issues of mutual concern.  For China, cooperation is the only real choice, only win-win can lead to an even better future,  he said. Xi said China and the United States strengthened high-level dialogue on all fronts over the past year and boosted coordination on major international issues, such as the Korean peninsula and Afghanistan.  Relations between China and the United States are now on a new historical starting point,  Xi said. Trump and Xi hit it off at their first meeting in April at Trump s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida and continued their  bromance  on Wednesday with an afternoon of sightseeing together with their wives. However, divisions persist over trade and North Korea. And while Xi is riding high after consolidating power at a twice-a-decade Communist Party Congress last month, Trump comes to China saddled with low public approval ratings and dogged by investigations into Russian links to his election campaign. Trump has ratcheted up his criticism of China s massive trade surplus with the United States - calling it  embarrassing  and  horrible  last week - and has accused Beijing of unfair trade practices. For its part, China says U.S. restrictions on Chinese investment in the United States and on high-tech exports need to be addressed. Several corporate chief executives were in Beijing as part of a delegation led by U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, with General Electric and semiconductor maker Qualcomm Inc among those announcing billions of dollars in sales to China. [L3N1NF2IA] But Qualcomm s agreement to sell $12 billion worth of components to three Chinese mobile phone makers over three years is non-binding, and critics say such public announcements are sometimes more show than substance.  This shows that we have a strong, vibrant bilateral economic relationship, and yet we still need to focus on leveling the playing field because U.S. companies continue to be disadvantaged doing business in China,  said William Zarit, chairman of the American Chamber of Commerce in China. Trump railed against China s trade practices during the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign and threatened to take action once in office. But he has since held back on any major trade penalties, making clear he was doing so to give Beijing time to make progress reining in North Korea. A U.S. official said both sides were  in sync  about wanting to minimize friction during the visit and recreate the positive tone of the April summit. Trump was not expected to put much emphasis in his talks with Xi on thorny issues such as the disputed South China Sea and self-ruled Taiwan, claimed by China as its own, although the leaders  aides may deal with those matters privately, the official told Reuters, speaking on condition of anonymity. China has repeatedly pushed back at suggestions it should be doing more to rein in North Korea, which does about 90 percent of its trade with China, saying it is fully enforcing U.N. sanctions and that everyone has a responsibility to lower tension and get talks back on track. (This story was refiled to restore dropped word in paragraph 16.) 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: in beijing trump presses china north korea tradebeijing reuters president donald trump pressed china rein north korea thursday said bilateral trade unfair united states praised president xi winning pledge china would open foreign firms on north korea nuclear missile programs trump said china fix problem quickly easily urging beijing cut financial links north korea also calling russia help trump speaking alongside xi chinese capital announce signing billion commercial deals chinese firms display business community worry detracts tackling complaints market access china xi said chinese economy would become increasingly open transparent foreign firms including united states welcomed companies participate ambitious belt road initiative trump made clear blamed predecessors china trade imbalance repeatedly praised xi calling special man but make fair tremendous us trump said xi sailed widely trump said blame china deficit also trump said xi gets things done of course friction basis cooperation fair competition hope solve issues frank consultative way xi said keeping opening strategy we never narrow close doors we widen said china would also offer fair transparent environment foreign firms including ones xi said trump pressing china tighten screws north korea development nuclear weapons defiance sanctions at least modest progress hoped although immediate signs major breakthrough official said earlier referring xi trump said i believe solution xi reiterated china would strive denuclearisation korean peninsula offered hint china would change tack north korea fought korean war forces we devoted reaching resolution korean peninsula issue dialogue consultations xi said briefing reporters talks secretary state rex tillerson said trump told xi you strong man i sure solve tillerson said leaders agreed could accept north korea acknowledged differences tactics timing tillerson pointed trump speech seoul invited north korean come table line chinese desire negotiated solution he added however trump prepared military response deemed threat serious enough first choice we going work hard diplomatic efforts well said elaborate in show importance china puts trump first official visit thursday welcoming ceremony outside beijing great hall people overlooking tiananmen square broadcast live state television unprecedented treatment visiting leader earlier thursday xi said deep exchange views trump reached consensus numerous issues mutual concern for china cooperation real choice lead even better future said xi said china united states strengthened dialogue fronts past year boosted coordination major international issues korean peninsula afghanistan relations china united states new historical starting point xi said trump xi hit first meeting april trump resort florida continued romance wednesday afternoon sightseeing together wives however divisions persist trade north korea and xi riding high consolidating power communist party congress last month trump comes china saddle low public approval ratings dogged investigations russian links election campaign trump ratcheted criticism china massive trade surplus united states calling embarrassing horrible last week accused beijing unfair trade practices for part china says restrictions chinese investment united states exports need addressed several corporate chief executives beijing part delegation led commerce secretary wilbur ross general electric semiconductor maker qualcomm inc among announcing billions dollars sales china but qualcomm agreement sell billion worth components three chinese mobile phone makers three years critics say public announcements sometimes show substance this shows strong vibrant bilateral economic relationship yet still need focus leveling playing field companies continue disadvantaged business china said william part chairman american chamber commerce china trump failed china trade practices presidential campaign threatened take action office but since held back major trade penalties making clear give beijing time make progress reigning north korea a official said sides sync wanting minimize friction visit recreate positive tone april summit trump expected put much emphasis talks xi thorny issues disputed south china sea taiwan claimed china although leaders aides may deal matters privately official told reuters speaking condition anonymity china repeatedly pushed back suggestions rein north korea percent trade china saying fully enforcing sanctions everyone responsibility lower tension get talks back track this story refined restore dropped word paragraph worldnews