U.S. President Donald Trump is embarking on a significant visit to China, accompanied by a delegation of top CEOs, including Elon Musk (CEO of Tesla), Tim Cook (CEO of Apple), and Jensen Huang (CEO of Nvidia). This visit marks Trump's first trip to China since 2017 and aims to foster stronger trade and technology ties between the two nations. During this high-profile summit, Trump intends to urge Chinese President Xi Jinping to further open China's markets to American businesses. Musk's involvement is particularly noteworthy given his past tensions with Trump and Tesla's substantial operations in China, including a major factory in Shanghai. Tim Cook's role has been pivotal in past trade disputes, successfully advocating for the iPhone to be exempt from tariffs. Meanwhile, Huang's Nvidia is at the forefront of the semiconductor industry, facing challenges from U.S. export controls while still relying on the Chinese market. The delegation also includes other prominent figures from various sectors, emphasizing the critical intersection of business and international relations.