Trump has not even landed yet, but hotels in Beijing are already raising prices? Netizens: The familiar traffic is coming.

Every time Trump appears, it’s like he comes with a “global trending topic” vibe.
This time, before he even officially lands, some high-end hotels in Beijing, security perimeter, and media areas have already started “preparing for battle.”
Netizens jokingly commented: “This isn’t a state visit, it’s clearly a super IP tour.”
Trump’s biggest trait isn’t politics, but traffic.
One of his words can make the media work overtime, a gesture can cause stock market fluctuations, and even a facial expression can be turned into an emoji.
Other presidents’ visits to China are like diplomatic news, but Trump’s visits feel more like international variety shows.
More importantly, he’s very good at the camera.
Many politicians speak like they’re reading a manual, but Trump speaks like he’s hosting a talk show.
Even a simple “very good” or “huge success” can trend on social media.
Some say he’s not like a president, but more like a “boss who understands traffic algorithms.”
And this time, for Chinese netizens, it also has a strange viewing experience: everyone is complaining, watching, analyzing, and making meme images at the same time.
Ultimately, today’s global politics has entered the “attention economy” era.
Whoever can generate discussion owns traffic.
And Trump, precisely, is one of the best at spreading information in this era.
So don’t be surprised, in the next few days, you might see: finance bloggers analyzing exchange rates, food bloggers guessing banquet menus, even travel bloggers starting to research “Trump-style routes.”
These days, international news is increasingly like a TV series.
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