川普將訪問中國大陸？閱兵邀請與中美互動引發關注

川普將訪問中國大陸？閱兵邀請與中美互動引發關注

隨著國際政壇風雲再起，美國總統唐納．川普（Donald Trump）是否即將重返中國大陸，成為全球媒體與政界高度關注的焦點。自2025年初以來，川普與中國之間的互動持續升溫，而近期有關他可能參加北京閱兵典禮與接受習近平邀請訪華的傳聞，更讓「川普訪中」話題升溫。

閱兵傳聞：中國是否邀請川普？

根據日本共同社與多家外媒報導，中國方面正在考慮邀請川普參加將於2025年9月3日在天安門廣場舉行的中國人民抗日戰爭暨世界反法西斯戰爭勝利80週年大閱兵。此舉被外界視為中方釋出外交善意，藉由川普可能回鍋白宮之勢，預先鋪排中美關係的「新起點」。

然而，中國外交部在6月30日的例行記者會上，對於媒體提出的「是否邀請川普參加閱兵」問題，發言人毛寧僅表示：「目前沒有任何相關信息可以提供」。此一回應既未否認，也未證實，使得閱兵邀請仍處於「揣測與不確定」的灰色地帶。

中美領導人通話：互發訪問邀請

更具象徵意義的是，川普與中國國家主席習近平在6月初進行了一次長達90分鐘的電話會談。根據美國與中國官方新聞稿，雙方討論了貿易政策、科技合作與地緣政治議題，並互相發出了訪問邀請。

川普在會後受訪時表示：「這是一通非常好的電話，我接受了他的邀請，也期待重啟美中合作的可能性。」雖然目前尚未確定具體的訪問時間與形式，但雙方均展現出試圖「降溫對抗、恢復互動」的外交態度。

分析：戰略佈局或政治試探？

川普若成為歷史上第一位在任前後多次訪問中國的美國總統，將具有重大象徵意義。在全球局勢動盪、中美競爭升溫的大背景下，北京可能透過川普這位「不按常理出牌」的政治人物，開啟一條不同於拜登政府的對話路線，測試美方未來的外交轉向。

而對川普來說，訪中不僅有助於他強化「重塑中美關係」的形象，也可作為競選前的戰略佈局，展現其具備處理重大外交議題的能力。

結語：尚待確認的「關鍵一步」

儘管傳聞不斷，目前尚無中國或川普方面正式宣布川普將前往中國大陸。閱兵邀請是否屬實？雙方是否安排高層會晤？這些問題仍有待觀察。

可以肯定的是，無論川普是否成行，中美關係的下一階段已悄然啟動。一場外交角力的序幕，正在東亞與華府之間緩緩拉開。

Will Trump Visit Mainland China? Parade Invitation  And U.S.-China Diplomacy Draw Global Attention

As geopolitical tensions rise and global diplomacy shifts, speculation is mounting over whether U.S. President Donald Trump will visit mainland China. Since early 2025, signals of renewed engagement between Trump and the Chinese leadership have emerged, with rumors of a possible Beijing trip for a major military parade and an official state visit invitation from President Xi Jinping that has sparked widespread attention.

Parade Rumors: Has China Invited Trump?

According to reports from Japan’s Kyodo News and other international outlets, Chinese authorities are considering inviting Trump to attend the 80th anniversary military parade marking the victory of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and World Anti-Fascist War, to be held on September 3, 2025, in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square.

This move is widely interpreted as a diplomatic overture from Beijing, possibly signaling a desire to establish a new channel of communication with Trump, who remains a central figure in American politics and who may return to the White House.

However, at a June 30th press briefing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning stated, “I have no information to provide at the moment,” when asked about the rumored invitation. The response neither confirmed nor denied the speculation, leaving the matter in diplomatic limbo.

Leadership Talks: Mutual Invitations Exchanged

Adding fuel to the speculation, Trump and President Xi Jinping held a 90-minute phone call in early June, their first direct communication in months. The conversation reportedly covered trade, technology, and geopolitical issues. Notably, both leaders extended invitations for in-person visits, and Trump publicly expressed interest in visiting China.

“It was a very good call,” Trump told reporters afterward. “I accepted his invitation and look forward to exploring opportunities for renewed cooperation.”

While no official date or itinerary has been released, the tone of the call suggested a willingness on both sides to reduce tensions and reopen channels of dialogue.

Analysis: Strategic Diplomacy or Political Theater?

If Trump visits China—especially in a high-profile setting like a military parade—it would be an unprecedented moment in U.S.-China relations. It could signal a softening of Beijing’s approach to American leadership and offer Trump a unique platform to showcase his diplomatic credentials ahead of the 2026 elections.

From Beijing’s perspective, inviting Trump may serve as a calculated risk—testing an alternative track to engage with Washington, distinct from the Biden administration’s previous policies. For Trump, such a visit could reinforce his image as a dealmaker capable of navigating complex international landscapes.

Conclusion: A Key Step Still Unconfirmed

At this stage, there has been no official confirmation from either the Chinese government or Trump’s team regarding a potential trip to mainland China. The rumored parade appearance and the possible state visit remain unverified, but not implausible.

What is clear, however, is that a new chapter in U.S.-China relations may be unfolding. Whether Trump sets foot in Beijing or not, the diplomatic choreography between the two powers has already begun.