The US President Donald Trump recently gave Chinese President Xi Jinping a grand reception at Joint Base Andrews while the US military was reportedly spotted adjusting a 100-foot red carpet. An X clip posted by singer-songwriter Bill Madden went viral online and showed Trump ordering the US military to kneel down and polish the red carpet so that Jinping wouldn't get dust on his shoes.Sources revealed that Trump made an unusual personal visit to the airport and greeted Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan after they stepped off their plane. The Financial Express mentioned that during the event, 21 honor guards stood in formation, two B-1 bombers flew overhead, and both nations' national anthems were played.Continue reading more about the story.The US military was seen adjusting a 100-foot red carpet after Jinping's arrival to meet Donald TrumpChinese President Xi Jinping was welcomed by Donald Trump at Joint Base Andrews with a grand ceremony. In the event, a 100-foot red carpet was laid out with a 21-member honor cordon standing in place, military formations were arranged, and national anthems of the two nations were played in the background. Trump arranged for two B-1 bombers to fly over so the arrival looked formal and carefully organized.The US First Lady Melania Trump stood near the aircraft staircase to welcome the Chinese President and his wife. After Jinping stepped down from the plane, Trump greeted him with a handshake.Bill Madden's X post revealed that before the greeting moment, the US military personnel were ordered by Trump to kneel and clean the red carpet so that President Jinping's shoes would remain free of dust.According to media reports, the ceremony also featured a salute battery, two three-person color teams carrying the United States and Chinese flags, as well as a United States Air Force band that performed a fanfare after the national anthems of both nations.Read more: Newsmax anchor says media blackout at Donald Trump's helipad event may have backfired.Follow Soap Central for more updates on Donald Trump.