Following his summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, US President Donald Trump has expressed support for avoiding moves toward Taiwanese independence, a sensitive issue in US-China relations. Trump stated that Xi does not desire a war over Taiwan and warned that Taiwanese independence could provoke serious confrontation. Xi reportedly cautioned Trump that mishandling the Taiwan issue could lead to potential clashes between China and the United States. China views Taiwan as part of its territory under the 'One China Principle' and has long insisted on eventual reunification, whether peacefully or by force. Taiwan operates as a self-governing democracy known as the Republic of China (ROC), but many residents prefer maintaining the status quo to avoid provoking military action from China. The US maintains a 'One China Policy,' officially recognizing Beijing while supporting Taiwan's defense. Analysts suggest Trump's remarks may reassure Beijing regarding US intentions, while Taiwanese officials urged China to cease military pressure around the island, which they see as a major threat to regional stability. Despite no significant policy changes announced during the summit, the Taiwan issue remains a potential flashpoint in US-China relations.