What did Mr. Trump say after the unprecedented dinner in the Forbidden City?

US President Donald Trump sent his first message from China, expressing his thoughts on his trip to the Forbidden City with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Mr. Trump recalled "an unforgettable afternoon and evening" in the Forbidden City.

According to the South China Morning Post (SCMP), this is Mr. Trump's first message during his 3-day visit to China.

"Melania and I thank President Xi and Madame Peng Liyuan for an unforgettable afternoon and evening in the Forbidden City in Beijing. We look forward to seeing you tomorrow morning!" Trump tweeted at 10:27 p.m.

Earlier, Chinese President Xi Jinping took Mr. Trump to visit the Forbidden City, had a meal there and then watched a Peking opera.

US President Donald Trump is also the first foreign leader to receive the honor of dining in the Forbidden City since the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949.

US President Donald Trump watches Peking opera with Mr. Tap in the Forbidden City.

Twitter is the favorite social network of US President Donald Trump. The White House boss uses Twitter for everything from publicizing state policy to personal praise. Each message posted on Twitter is limited to 280 characters.

It is unclear how Mr Trump managed to use Twitter in China, although a White House official said before the visit that nothing could stop the US president from sending messages to the people.

"The president will send whatever message he wants. It's a direct communication with the American people. Why not?", the official said on the flight to Beijing.

"I'm sure we have enough equipment on board to ensure that. But it's worth noting that no Western social media platform is licensed to operate in China," the official said.

According to Dan Viet