Investigating the Mysterious Women Inside the Trump–Xi State Banquet.

They were there. At the state banquet during the Trump-Xi meeting. Right beside senior US officials. Elegant. Yet alert like 007. Who were they really? Waitresses? Or beautiful female operatives? Welcome back to Final War with Catherine Hu. Trump had only just left. Then Putin arrived in Beijing. China, United States, and Russia are now entering a geopolitical version of the three kingdoms. But today, we are not focusing on what Trump or Putin said to Xi. Instead, we're investigating the viral details from the Trump-Xi meeting. The beautiful female attendants at the state banquet. Elegant. Highly disciplined. Always alert. The cameras caught them everywhere. But many viewers noticed the same thing. These women did not move like ordinary hotel staff. Who were they really? What were their true roles inside the most sensitive political events? A short clip from the Trump-Xi state banquet is spreading rapidly across social media. In the video, a young female attendant stands directly behind White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller. She leans in slightly, tilts her head, listens carefully. Her expression stays completely focused. And the way she moves feels unusually practiced. Almost like someone trained to monitor conversations. But the most striking part was her expression. Her eyes moved sharply across the American officials in front of her. Her lips stayed tightly pressed. Her jaw looked slightly tense. There was an unusual level of calmness in the way she observed the room. She didn't feel like an ordinary waitress carefully carrying plates. She looked more like a hunter scanning for a target. And viewers noticed something else. Under the red uniforms of several female attendants, there appeared to be hard devices concealed around the chest and abdominal area. The shapes appeared faintly visible through the fabric on camera. Of course, the devices under their uniforms and their unusually alert expressions could also have a perfectly professional explanation. Large state banquets often rely on earpiece communication systems. And that level of vigilance may simply have been intended to keep the entire event running smoothly without disruption or unexpected incidents. But at the same time, if she really did place large numbers of highly trained state security personnel inside the banquet staff, that honestly would not be surprising at all. Because at a state banquet attended by nearly the entire US cabinet, almost every conversation in the room would matter to Beijing's intelligence system. Even ordinary small talk, even casual family conversations, sometimes just a sentence or two could still be collected, analyzed and processed through massive data systems to identify information Beijing might consider valuable. Take one example. In 2018, former CIA officer Kevin Mallory became the subject of one of the most shocking espionage cases in recent years. According to US investigators, Chinese intelligence services identified him through large-scale data analysis. After discovering he was facing serious financial trouble, including more than $230,000 in debt. That became the opening. Financial pressure turned into recruitment leverage. And eventually, Mallory crossed the line and became a traitor who sold classified information. At the time, the case caused a major shock inside the US intelligence community. Then who exactly were these beautiful female attendants at the state banquet? Well, we may already have part of the answer. And interestingly enough, the clues came directly from the Chinese state media itself. Over the past two days, multiple photos have surfaced across social media showing these female attendants in military uniforms. And honestly, my first reaction was simple. These images were probably AI generated. But the direction behind them may not be wrong. These women may in fact have real connections to the military. Three years ago, in May 2023, CCTV aired an episode of its highly rated public program Voice featuring a very unusual guest. Her name was Sui Jie. She was the commander of the Women's Special Operations Unit inside the Falcon Commando Team of China's armed police. And during the broadcast, Sui openly described some of the special assignments carried out by her unit. One of them, disguising themselves as attendants or ceremonial hostesses at diplomatic events. Listen carefully to how she explained it. I think first of all, it's because of gender. Women are less likely to attract too much attention. Our adaptability is extremely strong. Let me give everyone an example. For instance, something everyone is familiar with, the 2008 Olympics. The ceremonial hostesses standing beside the award presenters were actually us. Sui also explained during the program that ordinary women might not be able to react quickly if something unexpected suddenly happened at an event like this. A protest, someone shouting slogans, or some other disruption. Most people might freeze for a moment. They might not know how to handle the situation. That was why specially trained personnel were used instead. If something happened, they could respond immediately. In another online report, Sui revealed another detail. After receiving the Olympic assignment, the women in her unit reportedly spent six months growing out their hair. At the same time, they also received professional etiquette training. Did you notice something about her? This woman from the Falcon commando team comes across as extremely tough. Her eyes are sharp. Her expression feels unusually hard. There's a level of decisiveness in her that most ordinary women simply do not project. And honestly, the atmosphere around her feels strangely similar to the female attendants we saw at the state banquet. Strong, controlled, disciplined, but not especially soft or traditionally elegant. In China, the usual expectation for female attendants is very different. People normally expect them to appear gentle, graceful, and more conventionally beautiful. But the women at the state banquet did not really fit that image. To me at least, they looked far more like female special forces personnel. According to this article, the Falcon commando team is considered one of China's top national counter-terrorism units. It is directly controlled by the headquarters of the Chinese People's Armed Police. Since its creation in 1982, the unit has reportedly handled a long list of highly sensitive missions. Civil aviation security, protection for visiting foreign leaders, security operations in Tiananmen Square, Olympic security, and high-risk bomb disposal and emergency response operations. The unit itself has a long history. Its predecessor was a special anti-hijacking police force known as Special Unit 722 under China's Ministry of Public Security. Later, it was transferred under the command of the armed police headquarters. And in 2014, Xi personally gave the unit its current name, the Falcon commando team. He also personally presented the unit flag, something that had never been done before. In reality, the attendance at the state banquet may not have come from just one system. Some may have had military backgrounds. Others may have come from China's state security or public security apparatus. Once you look at it that way, the entire banquet hall starts to feel less like a diplomatic event, and more like a fully monitored space. These attendants may not only have been there to observe conversations. They were likely also expected to respond immediately if any unexpected conflict or disruption suddenly occurred. The military uniform photos circulating online may very well be fake. But the idea that many of these attendants had military or security backgrounds, that may actually be true. And honestly, the US delegation already understands this. That is why everyone on the visiting American team was limited to using temporary electronic devices. And why none of the gifts given by the Chinese side were allowed to be taken onto the plane afterward. Because this is not unusual in Beijing. This is standard procedure. Having security personnel pose as attendants is actually standard procedure in Beijing. Honestly, if there were no such arrangements at an event like this, that would probably be the unusual part. When Xi traveled to South Africa for a BRICS summit, reports said the entire presidential suite was completely redone before he arrived. And afterward, everything inside was packed up and taken away. The goal was simple. Prevent any personal biological information from being left behind. Everyone has already seen the footage from the Trump-Xi state banquet. When Trump and Xi raised their champagne glasses during the speeches, the drinks were delivered by their own aides. That detail mattered. Because Trump obviously did not want his biological information ending up in Xi's hands either. And honestly, arrangements like this were almost certainly negotiated in advance between the security teams and diplomatic protocol teams on both sides. That tells you exactly where US-China relations are now. At its core, the relationship between China and the United States already looks a lot like a Cold War. And Xi's phrase about building a constructive strategic stability relationship may simply mean this. Better a Cold War than a hot one. Both sides understand it. They just do not say it openly. During the US-Soviet Cold War, politics and economics were almost completely separated. The confrontation could be stated openly. But the situation today is very different. After decades of deep entanglement between China and the United States, especially in the economic sphere, the two systems are now too deeply intertwined to fully separate overnight. The real message of this summit was never written inside the official agreements. It was hidden in the precautions, the distance, the security measures, the invisible distrust behind every carefully arranged detail. Washington and Beijing may still be talking about cooperation in public. But privately, both sides are already preparing for long-term confrontation. Not a total rupture. Not an open Cold War. At least not yet. What we are seeing now is something colder. A relationship that is slowly separating, while pretending it is still stable. Get the real story behind the CCP's shifting power games and see where US-China relations are headed next. Support the vision of a new China without communism. Subscribe now and join us in bringing the truth to light.