The Asian-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit was held in San Francisco, California and featured representatives from some of the most powerful economies in the world, including the United States and China. This summit set in place an imperative meeting between the presidents of the world's largest economies: Joe Biden of the U.S. and Xi Jinping of China. What was accomplished at the summit and could a conference like this improve relations between China and The U.S.? The M.O.'s Manila Chan speaks to geopolitical analyst Anna Ge about the future of such summits.