According to CoinMeta, as reported by CNBC, Chinese President Xi Jinping plans to make rare visits to Egypt and India ahead of the summit in the United States expected to take place at the end of September. Analysts point out that Xi Jinping has significantly reduced his overseas trips in recent years, but his busy schedule of foreign visits indicates his diplomatic priorities. This year, Xi Jinping only visited North Korea in June, and more than 20 foreign leaders have already visited China in the first quarter. With the Iran-Russia conflict, tensions in US-China trade, and security risks posed by artificial intelligence, the global situation is becoming increasingly complex. During this trip, Xi Jinping will also attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit held in Kyrgyzstan and plans his first visit to Egypt in over a decade. Experts say that the United States will closely monitor the progress of this summit in order to improve relations with both India and China, while taking a tougher stance towards Russia.