XPath - Return current node without child nodes

Good day.
I hv the following XML for example and I tried to write a XPath query to return just the <AAA> and omit all the other child nodes (BBB and CCC and BBBBB) .
<AAA Name='aaa' ID='aaa'>
<BBB>bbbbbbbbbb</BBB>
<BBBBB>bbbbbbbbbbbbbbb</BBBBB>
<CCC>cccccccccc</CCC>
</AAA>I tried //AAA/self::* but it still return the whole childnodes to me. I searched in internet as well but I didn't found any solution for that. May be I was using the wrong keywords to search.
Any idea how to accomplish this ?
Thanks.
SonicWave

XPath will only return nodes that already exist in the document. What you are asking for is another node that is constructed from that AAA node by removing all its children. I don't know how you would do that, because I don't know anything about the structures you are using (DOM? XSLT? What?). But XPath can't do it.

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