President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping wrapped up their Sunnyland summit Saturday with a late-morning stroll in the California desert. Obama declared the visit "terrific." Over two days, the two leaders met for a total of eight hours at the Annenberg Retreat at Sunnylands, just outside Palm Springs in California. The summit, held just four months after Xi took office, was meant to launch a close new relationship with a new Chinese leader. The backdrop was unusual. Opinion: Obama, talk about political reform with Xi Sunnyland is a private estate of the Annenburg family. It is better known for hosting Frank Sinatra and the Rat Pack, and Ronald Reagan spent New Year's Eve 18 times there.
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President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping wrap their Sunnyland summit
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Aides say the location offered the two leaders a quiet place to work through a range of issues
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Discussed North Korea, cyber attacks and climate change issues
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Obama agreed to hold a similar informal summit next in China
Obama gave the Chinese leader a parting gift: a bench made of @placeholder wood.