Did China send an undercover military spy to monitor Elon Musk during Trump’s Beijing visit?

China secretly monitored the American delegation during former US President Donald Trump’s visit to Beijing by using disguised military personnel at a state banquet, claimed Independent blogger Jennifer Zeng on X.

According to a social media post by Zeng, a waitress standing behind businessman Elon Musk during the event was actually ‘Major Cheng Cheng’, an active duty Chinese military officer. She claimed that photos of the same woman wearing military uniform were later shared on Chinese social media platforms. Zeng also alleged that the officer may have been carrying a gun or something under her dress during the banquet. 

Zeng shared images online showing servers at the Chinese Communist Party’s state banquet for Trump and members of the American delegation, including technology executives.

Security experts have earlier raised concerns about Chinese espionage activities targeting foreign politicians, businesses, and technology sectors. Western intelligence agencies have repeatedly warned about possible attempts to collect sensitive political, business, and technological information through undercover operations and surveillance networks.

At present, no official investigation or public evidence has confirmed Jennifer Zeng’s accusations related to the Beijing banquet. The claims continue to circulate online, while experts say such allegations should be treated carefully until verified by reliable authorities.Despite growing discussion online, there is currently no official proof supporting the allegations made by Jennifer Zeng.