00:15One, our gratitude for the initiative, which was focused on bringing U.S. students to China
00:22and showing them Chinese culture, society, things of that nature, really communicating
00:27our gratitude was definitely, I think, our main focus, but also really describing what
00:35we learned.
00:36President of China would be responding to us in a letter, a written letter, so it was definitely
00:42a very special feeling.
00:45And I think that his focus on creating a future of shared dialogue and more exchange programs
00:53between the two countries is what really stood out to me.
00:56It's a reminder that the future of U.S.-China relations will not only be shaped by governments,
01:01but also by the relationships between ordinary people, especially young people.
01:05These experiences help us break down stereotypes and foster mutual respect.
01:18I expect President Xi and President Trump are going to find a new pathway forward.
01:34The more that we see the two men across from each other at the table, I think that will
01:43be a really impressive moment.
01:46I think maybe more than anything else, the rather quick turnaround in these two meetings, May
01:52to September, which, you know, when you're talking about world leaders, seems like, you
01:59know, nanoseconds.
02:00To be able to see one in one country in May and now President Xi coming to the United States
02:06in September, I think it is absolutely a big deal.
02:10Long before you get here are people feel like a path possible.
02:11Yeah, everyone.
02:13It's wonderful.
