US President Donald Trump is anticipated to address the Iranian conflict directly with Chinese President Xi Jinping during his upcoming visit to Beijing, according to a senior administration official.

The visit, scheduled from Wednesday to Friday, aims to tackle several key issues including trade, tariffs, and artificial intelligence, in addition to the pressing concern over Iran's role in regional warfare.

During Trump’s stay in China, he will engage in a series of meetings with Xi, notably visiting Beijing’s iconic Temple of Heaven.

The official emphasized that Trump is likely to continue discussions on Chinese revenue flowing towards Iran and Russia through oil sales, as well as the sale of military-civilian dual-use goods.

This topic has been previously raised by Trump during his communications with Xi.

The recent US sanctions imposed on China related to their involvement in the Iran conflict are also expected to be brought up for discussion.

The official stated that these issues will likely be at the forefront of the talks between the two leaders, aiming to enforce a sense of reciprocity and fairness in bilateral relations.

Trump's trip is seen as significant not just symbolically but also practically.

His focus remains on achieving 'good deals' that benefit the American people and secure American economic independence.

The extension of the trade truce agreed upon by both nations last October will be another point of discussion, despite ongoing tensions regarding tariffs imposed by Trump.

Overall, Trump's visit to China is expected to emphasize a shift in Sino-American relations, prioritizing balance and mutual benefits through reciprocal agreements.