US President Barack Obama on Saturday held talk with Chinese President Xi Jinping at Sunnylands estate, near Los Angeles city, US’s California state.

Chinese president Xi Jinping and US President Barack Obama             Source: AP/ VOV

This is the first meeting between the two leaders since Xi Jinping became president in March and President Barack won the second term. Mr. Obama said their decision to meet so early in Mr Xi's term signifies the importance of the US-China relationship. He said the US welcomed the rise of a peaceful China and wanted "economic order where nations are playing by the same rules". Obama admitted the two countries have some differences but cooperation is for the benefit of the two sides. President Xi Jinping said the two countries have some issues of top mutual concern including promoting economic growth and reviving the world economy and settling burning international and regional issues and dealing with global challenges.