China Invites Trump Aide To Visit More Often After 'No Proper Toilets' Remark

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Beijing responded on Friday to remarks by White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia, who said China lacked proper toilets. Chinese officials told her to visit the country more often. The exchange came less than a week after Zacharia began her new post. The article reports the diplomatic jab and reply but provides limited further detail on the broader context.

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