Following his surprise visit to Moscow last week that has drawn ire from European leaders, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has made another unannounced trip, this time to China, Chinese state media reported Monday morning. “Peace mission 3.0,” Orbán wrote on X following his arrival in Beijing, posting a photo that shows him being welcomed at the airport by Chinese deputy Foreign Minister Hua Chunying. According to Chinese state news agency Xinhua, Orbán is scheduled to meet for talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping. His trip comes after speculation had been rife that the Hungarian lead…