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Trump's visit to China this time was also a success.

Although the issue of North Korea was put on hold, in just two weeks, Chinese and American companies signed a trade contract worth 253.5 billion US dollars, setting a record.

Otherwise, why do people say that Trump is a "Chinese spy"?

Although China lost a lot of "face" during his tenure, it definitely gained a lot of "inside".

During Trump's visit to China, companies from both countries signed a total of 34 cooperation projects at two signing ceremonies, with a total amount of 253.5 billion US dollars.

This number not only created a record for Sino-US economic and trade cooperation, but also set a new record in the history of world economic and trade cooperation.

Among these projects, there are both trade projects and two-way investment projects; both trade in goods and trade in services, involving a wide range of fields such as construction, energy, chemicals, environmental protection, culture, medicine, infrastructure, smart cities, and the modern Silk Road.

Among them, investment in the energy sector accounts for more than half.

Yes, Martin's move is generous, even "Xie Dada" was surprised.

Martin is ready to push the "Republic of Guinea" to the "Kingdom of Guinea" within ten years. Guinea is easy to deal with, but the key is international recognition.

China, the United States, Russia, France, and England are the countries that must be dealt with.

China, the United States, France, and England are basically no problem, only Russia is left.

But it will be soon.

The last stop of Trump's "Asia-Pacific Tour" is Russia.

Before going to Russia, Trump went to India first.

The attitude of the Indian leader showed Martin what it means to lick his boots.

In the words of Indian Prime Minister Modi: "For the future of Asia and the interests of all mankind, we will work together and we will do our best to meet America's expectations."

After a tour of Asia, Trump returned with satisfaction.

Martin also returned with satisfaction.

Trump, in a good mood, also made a joke on Twitter, and ridiculed his arch-rival CNN: "We should hold a competition. Counting CNN but excluding Fox News, which companies describe your favorite president (me) the most despicable, corrupt or politically distorted?"

Then he listed a long list of media on Twitter and said: "They are all terrible. I suggest that the winners be awarded a medal for 'bad news'."

"The good news is that their prestige and ranking are very poor, and no one pays attention to them."

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The filming of "Aquaman" is going very smoothly and has entered the post-production stage.

Martin has been in the editing room recently.

That day, he received a call from Sofia: "Martin, turn on your computer, your father-in-law, the president, is talking nonsense again."

Martin curiously turned on his laptop.brain, and entered Trump's Twitter.

There are three latest forwarded videos on Twitter.

Martin first looked at the source of the video, which was forwarded from the Twitter of Franson, the deputy leader of the English far-right organization "England First".

The content of the video includes "Muslims beat Dutch boys with crutches" and "Muslims destroy the statue of the Virgin Mary".

Trump not only forwarded it, but also added the text: "For national security."

The meaning is self-evident.

The impact of Trump's continuous forwarding of three anti-Muslim videos on "Twitter" quickly fermented.

The first to give feedback was the source of the video - England.

England's Prime Minister Tenesa May, who is visiting the Middle East, responded for the first time to Trump's forwarding of the anti-Muslim video. She said: "This is a wrong behavior. England's cooperation with the United States should continue, but cooperation with the United States does not mean that we dare not point out (its mistakes) when the United States makes mistakes."

Tenesha May told reporters in Jordan.

While Tenesa May officially responded, Trump's "Twitter" was also severely criticized in the English Parliament.

CNN reported on December 12 that English MPs used words such as "racism", "fascism" and "evil" to describe Trump. This is an unprecedented "treatment" that the American president has encountered in the English Parliament.

English Labour MP Stephen Doty said, "The American president has shared inflammatory and divisive content with millions of people."

Stephen Doty also said on his Twitter that "Trump is either a racist, incompetent, or unthinking, or all three."

Another Labour MP, Chris Bryant, said, "It is unbelievable that this is what the top leader of a country does. If Trump comes to England, the American president will be arrested. Our prime minister should make it clear that if Donald Trump comes to this country, he will be arrested for inciting religious hatred, so he'd better not come."

Conservative MP Peter Bone suggested that Trump delete his Twitter account.

He believes: "It's not that there is no solution. If the prime minister can persuade the American president to delete his Twitter account, will the world be a better place? And it can also show England's influence on the world."

Home Secretary Amber Rudd immediately responded: "I believe many of us agree with this view."

Before the English Parliament was held, Sadiq Khan, the first Muslim mayor of London, issued a statement accusing Trump.

He said: "Trump is a villain who is supporting despicable extremist organizations that create division and hatred in our country. I think that Tenesa May should first cancel Trump's visit to England."

Of course, the English ParliamentThe ministry is not a one-sided criticism.

For example, Justine Greening, the cabinet minister of England, said in an interview with the BBC on Thursday morning, "Although I do not agree with President Trump's tweet (content), I have to say that I don't think we should read too much into the American president because of this. He is only targeting the content of the video, not all Muslims. I believe that this incident will not reduce the long-standing close relationship between England and the United States and the American people."

"As presidents come and go, in the end, our relationship with the United States will remain long-lasting." Greening added.

Trump also responded to his actions, explaining that "the purpose of my statement is to emphasize border security and national security issues."

He also seemed unconcerned about the question about the authenticity of the video, and responded: "What difference does it make, because the threat is real."

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