From November 8 to November 10, the American President Donald Trump made his first visit to China. The economic and trade issues between China and the United States and the North Korean nuclear issue (economy and security) are two major topics that attract the most attention in Trump's visit. In addition, since assuming the presidential position, Trump has not yet systematically elaborated the Asia-Pacific policy and has not clearly defined the China-U.S. relations. Will Trump's Asian trip make a difference from the China-U.S. relations of his predecessors? Will there be some new ideas for reshaping the U.S. strategy towards China? Anbound believes that these are some of the more interesting observation points. Of course, one should also not expect a short visit will bring much breakthrough to the China-U.S. relations.