As Donald Trump prepares for a high-stakes summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Taiwan remains a focal point of concern for both parties. With arms sales to Taiwan valued at $14 billion hanging in the balance, Asian allies are on edge, fearing potential concessions from Trump. Lawmakers in the US are urging the President to approve the arms package prior to the meeting, while experts warn that past U.S. policy missteps could influence the talks. Xi is expected to press Trump on the arms sales, raising worries in Taiwan about its future security and the U.S. commitment to its defense. As both nations navigate complex geopolitical waters, the outcome of the summit could have significant implications for U.S.-Taiwan relations and regional stability.