Xi Jinping: From Iowa visitor to White House guest

Chinese President Xi Jinping will pay his first state visit to the U.S. later this month, but his connections with the American people began much earlier. During his previous six U.S. visits spanning three decades, meeting ordinary -- and not so ordinary -- people has become an important part of his schedules. Thirty years ago, Xi, then a young and promising junior official, led a five-person agricultural delegation to Muscatine, Iowa. He stayed in Gary Dvorchak's bedroom while Dvorchak was away at college. Later this September, Xi, as the Chinese president, will be the guest of the White House and warmly received by Obama. This video recaptures those moments when Xi met with American people from all walks of life, and it shows Xi is no stranger to the United States, just as U.S. President Barack Obama said. The interaction between Xi and American people would contribute to the relations between the world's two major powers.