President Xi is as pro American as they can get. Ofc he's not a bootlicker like Von der Leyen or an imbecile like Baerbok, but Xi's brand of pro Americanism means advocating for joint leadership, that is, inherent acknowledgement of American "right to lead". Xi once spent major time in America and also allowed his daughter to do it, he is a dove on America, advocating for the "G2" politics, which are akin to marriage with the enemy.
But he is also a very competent leader, so one can absolutely not characterise him solely due to being soft against US. He sees through the most toxic elements inside current US regime and deeply understands how to deal with them, he also knows that domestically, he cannot be too friendly on America. Ultimately to Xi, his role in advancing domestic politics and China's UN duties supercedes his friendliness to America, so while he might soften the blows against Washington, he will still dish out the bare minimum of necessary moves to safeguard the international situation.
Xi and the few others that have the exact same views as him are likely one of the last friends of America that exist in China. Those were the final wave of politicians where the people can accept that they have foreign connections.
Once they're gone, policy will change from defending status quo to threat elimination.
