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His main goal, he said, was "to establish a personal relationship," something Mr. Bush, like his father before him, views as the most critical factor in stabilizing relations with the biggest powers.

As I remember, his father liked to establish personal relationships with asian leaders by vomiting on them.

I hope George does as well.

This is such pabulum.

There are specific items on the table.

The Chinese will be told they will no longer supply weapons, weapons and nuclear technology and defence networks to Iraq and Taliban and other nations of that kind.

They will be told all information concerning what they have built, sold and aided them with will be given to the US for use in the continued war effort.

In return China gets to renounce all claim and threat to the Spratleys and Taiwan so that there will no longer be a "Taiwan Problem".

They wil be told their claimed terrorist problem in Xinjiang will be solved the same way they are talking about with Israel Palestine. There will be a new state of US allied Turkestanis called East Turkestan for those who now live in Xinjiang. US will keep military bases there.

This had better be along the lines of what Bush tells them in private. If Jiang Zemin ain't white as a sheet after their visit Bush has failed.