US and Chinese government officials meet in Washington...Will a summit be held in November?

It was confirmed that diplomatic officials from the United States and China met in Washington, DC, on the 27th (local time). We discussed the summit meeting between President Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping in November.
be interpreted as a thing. State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller spoke with Daniel Krittenbrink, assistant secretary of state for East Asia and the Pacific, and Son Weidong during a regular briefing on the 28th.
(Eito) reported that the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs had a meeting at the State Department the day before. Spokesman Miller said: ``Both sides will continue to address regional concerns with candor and depth, including continued efforts to maintain communication.''
"This is one of several follow-up discussions (between the U.S. and China) that have taken place since Secretary of State Tony Blinken's visit to Beijing in June."
It is presumed that this high-level meeting between the US and China is in conjunction with the US-China summit meeting in November. Asia in San Francisco in November
The possibility of a bilateral meeting between President Biden and President Xi has been raised in the wake of the Pacific Economic Cooperation Council (APEC) summit.
Prior to this, the White House's Jake Sullivan National Security
The aide and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will meet in Malta on the Mediterranean Sea on the 16th and 17th of this month, and attention is on whether the US-China relationship will begin to thaw.