The final scene of the Xi-Biden summit: No souvenirs from China are allowed on Air Force One.

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The Trump-Xi summit has concluded, and Trump is preparing to board Air Force One at Beijing Capital International Airport to return to the U.S. White House correspondent Emily Goodin, who is traveling with the delegation, recorded the requirements before boarding. (Previous coverage: Trump praises "best moment in U.S.-China relations," Xi Jinping responds: The two powers must avoid the Thucydides Trap) (Background: Nvidia market cap surpasses $5.5 trillion, hitting a new record high! Jensen Huang boards Air Force One at the last minute to accompany Trump on his China visit; is there a glimmer of hope for lifting AI chip export bans?) The two-day agenda of the summit has ended, and Trump is preparing to board the plane at Beijing Capital International Airport to return to the U.S. White House correspondent Emily Goodin recorded on X that U.S. staff placed a trash bin at the bottom of the Air Force One boarding stairs and collected every item given to the U.S. delegation and the press corps by the Chinese side during the summit, throwing them all away one by one. American staff took everything Chinese officials handed out – credentials, burner phones from WH staff, pins for delegation – collected them before we got on AF1 and threw them in a bin at bottom at stairs. Nothing from China allowed on the plane. We’re taking off shortly for…— Emily Goodin (@Emilylgoodin) May 15, 2026 Credentials, burner phones used by White House staff, delegation pins—nothing is kept. Goodin wrote: "Nothing from China allowed on the plane. We’re taking off shortly for the U.S." This practice is standard operating procedure (SOP) when the U.S. President visits China and Russia. Before departure, the White House issues burner phones to all accompanying personnel, and the use of personal devices and laptops is strictly prohibited throughout the trip. Once they leave the country's territory, all devices are destroyed or discarded to prevent potential listening devices, malware, or tracking chips from being brought back to U.S. soil. FAQ Why are items provided by the Chinese side not allowed on Air Force One? This is a standard security procedure when the U.S. President visits countries such as China and Russia. All items provided by the Chinese side may contain listening devices, malware, or tracking chips; therefore, they are collected and destroyed before boarding. The White House also issues burner phones to accompanying personnel to replace their personal devices. What were the main outcomes of the Trump-Xi summit? China agreed to order 200 Boeing aircraft and increase purchases of U.S. oil and agricultural products. Both sides committed to establishing a trade committee and extending the tariff truce. However, on the Taiwan issue, Xi Jinping warned Trump in person that "mishandling will lead to conflict," and there were no specific announcements regarding AI chip export controls.

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