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The man leading two of the most powerful countries in the world meet in person today.

Yeah, it's President Biden and China's leader Xi Jinping. There's a down for a face-to-face chat

in Bali in Dineshia on the sidelines of the G20 summit there. It's their first meeting since Biden

became president and it comes as the relationship between the two superpowers is starting to look more

more like a Cold War. NPR's Emily Fang is in Bali and joins us now. Thanks for being here, Emily.

Hey, good morning. Good morning. So this meeting has started between Biden and Xi and it's the most

anticipated agenda item at G20. And like Aegis said, they're meeting at quite a low point in the US

China relationship. So tell us what they hope to achieve. Right. This is a high stakes meeting because

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