Xi Jinping’s three-day state visit to the United States, confirmed by China’s Foreign Ministry for September 23–25 at President Trump’s invitation, concluded with departure from Joint Base Andrews on the final day after a White House tea ceremony and visit to the National Archives. Official schedules from both governments aligned on this timeline, reinforced by public statements detailing arrival on the 23rd, bilateral talks and a state dinner on the 24th, and ceremonial events followed by the return flight on the 25th. Trader consensus reflects the fixed diplomatic itinerary with no reported extensions, delays, or unscheduled stops, though late changes in health, weather, or last-minute bilateral agreements could theoretically alter departure timing in comparable high-level visits.