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After months of open hostility, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping called a truce in South Korea. But will it hold? And does it expose deeper issues in the countries’ relationship? 


Hosts: The Economist’s chief China correspondent Jeremy Page and China correspondent Sarah Wu.

Guest: Jonathan Czin, former China advisor to America's National Security Council and chair in foreign policy studies at the Brookings Institute. 


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