The evidence confirms that Langham Hospitality Group is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Great Eagle Holdings and that it operates brands like Cordis and Ying'nFlo. However, none of the provided evidence explicitly confirms the specific agreement signing with 'China Xiongan Group Public Service Management' to open two hotels in Xiongan, Hebei province, near Beijing. The web results discuss Langham's expansion in Xiamen, not Xiongan.

The evidence provides details about hotel brands (Cordis and Ying'nFlo) and mentions a complex, but the specific figures—23,700 square metres and 300 rooms—are only present in the web search results and are not corroborated by other sources. Furthermore, the web results mention Xiamen, not the context of the claim.

The evidence shows that Xi Jinping spoke about the commitment to relieving Beijing of non-essential functions and supporting the Xiongan New Area. However, the specific phrasing—'absorb non-essential functions from Beijing, including state firms, universities and hospitals, while fostering emerging industries and improving public services'—is not directly quoted or corroborated by multiple independent sources. The web search results are general statements about the policy.