Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has expressed his desire to prepare for a potential US-China summit, according to reports from Walter Bloomberg. This announcement follows a recent phone call between the foreign ministers of both nations, as confirmed by China's Xinhua News Agency. While details surrounding the potential summit remain scarce, Wang Yi's statement signals a willingness on China's part to engage in high-level discussions with the United States. The phone call between the foreign ministers likely covered a range of topics, potentially including trade, security concerns, and geopolitical tensions in regions like Taiwan and the South China Sea. A successful US-China summit could lead to improved relations and increased cooperation on global issues such as climate change and pandemic preparedness. However, significant differences between the two countries persist, making the path towards a productive summit challenging. The coming weeks will be crucial in determining whether both sides can bridge these divides and lay the groundwork for a meaningful exchange. ```