Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk on Tuesday kicked off a high-stakes visit to China with a meeting with the country's foreign minister in Beijing, marking his return to the electric carmaker's largest production hub after three years. The trip is the latest return by a top US CEO to China since the country reopened its borders and reversed its zero-COVID policy in December. Apple's Tim Cook visited in March, while JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon and Starbucks' Laxman Narasimhan are also in China this week. Musk met Chinese foreign minister Qin Gang hours after landing in Beijing.