China and the United States will both benefit if they work together on infrastructure construction.

Bilateral trade has brought tangible, huge benefits for both sides.

China and the US have shown a strong need for each other in recent years.

So, as Xi Jinping and Donald Trump meet, keep in mind that the reality of where China and the U.S, are now, and where they need to go, will not be settled in a moment at Mar a Lago; it will most likely be created in government planning rooms and small and medium sized businesses, who are investing in their future, and hopefully ours as well.

It is clear that the Chinese president is not seeking confrontation. It is important that this first meeting concludes with no sign of public conflict, and that at least a basic framework is laid out for constructive dialogue and a mutual commitment to stability.

US businesses' income from direct investments around the world has tripled since 2000 to 2.4 percent of GDP, with income from China making an important contribution, according to a report by Oxford Economics in January.

Chinese construction and railway vehicle companies have made impressive inroads into the US market with their quality products, advanced management expertise and comprehensive after-sales services. They are making contributions to the US economy by improving the country's infrastructure.