He wanted to visit our money...

He has something to do there. +4

He had to borrow more money:)

To get an extension on the loan? Jeez Louise were not late on the first payment are we!?!?!

To ask for a loan.against the next lot of favoured nation trading.

He needed a six-pack of underwear cheaper than Walmart sells it for....

To get us into the Jade Trade to improve our economy of course

he likes asian 8=D

He enjoys DimSum And so he try and get a peak at that lil north korean dude with the nucluer bomb

because he wants to warn china that India wil take over ur lead very soon

To receive a tutorial on capitalism and economic viability, from the Chinese. Ironic, eh? "Most importantly, we hope the United States will keep an appropriate size to its deficit so that there will be basic stability in the exchange rate, and that is conducive to stability and the recovery of the global economy," - Wen Jiabao

Because he wanted to do something with Air Force One besides fly it around at rooftop level and terrorize New York City.

To go on holiday and find a new bride who will give him political good times? lol

he craved authentic general tso chicken

To get to the other side (of the world)!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Perhaps to buy some cheap red paint ... ;))

I smell Obama "cooking" Socialism.

Diplomacy and economics

To meet with the owner of this country...

Maybe to say Thank YOU. What a concept people.BEIJING (Reuters) - President Barack Obama will visit China in mid-November, the new United States ambassador to Beijing said on Saturday, setting a date for a big summit likely to tackle the global economy, North Korea and climate change. Washington's new envoy to Beijing, Jon Huntsman Jr., told reporters Obama "is going to be visiting in the middle of November," but he did not give specific dates. Until now, neither Beijing nor Washington has publicly given such a firm time for the big visit. It means the U.S. President is likely to go to Beijing and perhaps other regional capitals after the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation leaders' summit in Singapore on 14-15 November. Huntsman, speaking at his residence after arriving in the Chinese capital, said relations between the two economic and political powers were improving. "By the end of the year, we should be in better shape than ever before between the United States and China," he said, in a speech that switched between English and fluent Mandarin Chinese. But Obama's summit with Chinese President Hu Jintao will also confront thorny differences with Beijing on trade and economic policy, North Korea's nuclear weapons ambitions, and climate change policy, with nations seeking to agree in December on a new international pact to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. China has chided Washington for policy failings exposed by the financial meltdown, has resisted U.S. calls to pressure Pyongyang with tougher sanctions, and said rich countries must lead the way in greenhouse gas emissions cuts. "There has never been a more important period for the United States and China to get along," said Huntsman. "The world today more than ever before relies too much on a healthy and stable U.S.-China relationship." With his strong personal ties to China and fluent Mandarin, Huntsman is likely to be a high-profile envoy. Huntsman mastered Chinese as a missionary in Taiwan. He was the Republican governor of Utah before accepting the ambassadorship, and also worked as a U.S. trade official. Huntsman's family founded chemical company Huntsman Corp, which has operations in China, including a factory in Shanghai. One of his seven children was adopted from China. (Reporting by Chris Buckley; Editing by Jerry Norton)

Cos he's half Chinese!!