What Was Xi Hiding—and Why Should Beijing Fear the Senate’s Sanctions Bill?

Why was China’s business delegation missing from the Trump–Xi summit? Why did Xi appear almost as tall as Trump? And why should Beijing fear the sanctions bill the U.S. Senate passed shortly after his visit?

Xi received the red carpet, military honors, and a state dinner. But behind those carefully staged appearances were questions about control, political strength, and Beijing’s strategy toward Taiwan.

In this episode of FinalWar with Katherine Hu, we examine Yuan Hongbing’s account of the canceled delegation and Xi’s specially made shoes, the symbolism of Trump’s National Archives visit, and the Senate’s passage of S.4009.

The bill puts accountability at the center of the debate: targeted sanctions, financial restrictions, and a required U.S. government investigation into serious human rights allegations in China. What would these measures mean if enacted—and why do their implications reach far beyond the summit?

Watch through to the end for what the bill could mean for the lives and basic dignity of people across China.

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