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September 2014 Rs VOL. XXVI No. 9 September 2014 Rs. 20.00 Chinese State Councilor Yang Jiechi (L) holds talks with On September 12, 2014, H. E. Mr. Le Yucheng, the new Ajit Doval, special envoy and national security adviser to Chinese Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in Beijing, capital of to India, presented his credentials to H. E. Mr. Pranab China, Sept. 9, 2014. Mukherjee, President of the Republic of India. Chinese Ambassador to India Mr. Le Yucheng met with Chinese Ambassador to India Le Yucheng (L) met with Indian Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi in Gandhinagar, Gujarat Chief Minister Anandiben Patel at Gandhinagar in the capital of Gujarat, India on Sept. 17, 2014. Gujarat, India, on Sept. 15, 2014. Mr. Le Yucheng (R), Chinese Ambassador to India met A Delegation of Chinese Ministry of Commerce met with with Mr. Rajiv Bhatia, Director General of the Indian the officials of Maharashtra State in Mumbai on Aug. 21, Council of World Affairs (ICWA) in New Delhi on Sept.10, 2014. The Delegation discussed the economic 2014. cooperation and other issues with the host. CONTENTS CHINESE PRESIDENT'S VISIT TO INDIA 1. Xi Visits Modi's Home State, Extends Birthday Wishes 3 2. Xi Jinping Holds Talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India Building Closer Partnership for 6 Development and Achieving Peaceful Development and Cooperative Development Together 3. China, India Should Be Partners for Peace, Development: Xi 10 4. Xi Jinping Meets with President Pranab Mukherjee of India 11 5. Xi Meets Indian Vice President 12 6. Xi Meets Indian Parliament Speaker 13 7. Xi Calls for Building Asian Century of Prosperity, Renewal 14 8. Joint Statement Between the People's Republic of China and the Republic of India 16 on Building a Closer Developmental Partnership 9. The Interview with Chinese Ambassador Le Yucheng by PTI 20 EXTERNAL AFFAIRS 1. Xi Makes Four-Point Proposal for SCO Development 23 2. Xi's Trip to Central, South Asia Opens New Chapter for China's Neighborhood Diplomacy : Wang Yi 25 3. Chinese Premier Reassures World CEOs of Growth 30 CHINESE ENTERPRISES IN INDIA 1. Chinese Companies in India 33 2. A Glance of Chinese Enterprises in India 35 YATRA TO KAILASH MANSAROVAR 1. Friends Coming Afar 38 2. The Holy Mountain, the Center of the World 40 BUILDING NEW MARITIME SILK ROAD 1. China, Maldives Share Dream of 21st Century Maritime Silk Road 41 2. ASEAN Welcomes China's New Maritime Silk Road Initiatives 43 3. China's Silk Road Initiatives Could Revive Vital Link Between East and West 44 CULTURE & LIFE 1. Xi Wants Teaching to be Most Respected Profession 46 2. A Young African Journalist's First Experience in China 47 3. Welcome to the Robot Restaurant in Kunshan, China 49 4. Chinese Chef Recipe---- Dongpo Ink Fish 50 5. Chinese Chengyu & Its Story 51 6. Features 53 TIBET TODAY 1. China Invests 30 Billion Yuan on Tibet Water Infrastructure 57 2. Tibet's Second Railway Line Opens 57 3. The Young Apprentice Monk on the Mountains 59 CCTV NEWS YOUR LINK TO CHINA AND THE WORLD 61 CRI A BRIDGE OF FRIENDSHIP 62 4 Chinese President’s Visit to India News From China September 2014 CHINESE PRESIDENT’S VISIT TO INDIA Xi Visits Modi's Home State, Extends Birthday Wishes Ahmedabad, India, Sept. 17 (Xinhua) — Wearing traditional Indian vest presented by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Chinese President Xi Jinping visited Modi’s home state of Gujarat Wednesday, and extended wishes to his 64th birthday. Both leaders called for advancing bilateral ties “step by step” and “inch by inch” in their second meeting in about two months. The two met in July in Brazil at a summit of the emerging-market bloc of BRICS. “I am very delighted to Chinese President Xi Jinping arrives in Ahmedabad of Gujarat, India, Sept. 17, 2014. (Xinhua/Ju Peng) come to your home state as soon as I land on the Indian soil,” Xi told Modi in a brief meeting shortly after he arrived in the western Indian city of Ahmedabad i n G u j a r a t W e d n e s d a y afternoon. “This is where eminent Chinese monk Xuan Zang went by during his trip to India to seek Buddhist scriptures in the Tang Dynasty (618-907), and thus enjoys a special position in the long Chinese President Xi Jinping (L) talks with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi as they visit the Sabarmati Riverfront Development Project in Gujarat, India, Sept. 17, 2014. (Xinhua/Ju Peng) history of friendly News From China September 2014 Chinese President’s Visit to India 5 exchanges between our two countries,” he said. journey of a thousand miles begins with a single China and India are important neighbors to step,” Xi called for a down-to-earth and persistent each other, Xi said, noting that both are ancient manner to press ahead with the China-India civilizations and large developing countries, and relations. a r e c o m m i t t e d t o development and national rejuvenation. The two countries should respect each other, learn from each other, build g o o d - n e i gh b o rly a n d friendly relations, and go forward hand in hand, the Chinese president said. “My visit is a trip of f r i e n d s h i p a n d c o - operation. Thank you for specially coming here to accompany me in visiting your hometown,” Xi told Modi, who had served as chief minister of Gujarat for over a decade before Chinese President Xi Jinping (C) and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi (1st L) visit the becoming India’s prime Sabarmati Riverfront Development Project in Gujarat, India, Sept. 17, 2014. (Xinhua/Ju Peng) minister in May. It is Xi’s first trip to India since he took office in “I would like to make concerted efforts with March 2013, and also the first state visit in eight you to accomplish this mission,” Xi said. years by a Chinese president to the country. For his part, Modi said the people in Gujarat Citing an ancient Chinese famous line “A felt very honored as President Xi started the India visit from his home state. Recalling their first meeting in Brazil, Modi said he and Xi had very good talks and he shared Xi’s feeling that the meeting was like between “old friends.” The prime minister said his remarks that China and India are one mind with two bodies are widely circulated in India, as the two countries share the same aspiration for development and have every reason to strengthen cooperation. To welcome President Xi’s visit to India, Modi said, he wrote an article for Indian newspapers, describing the potential of India- Chinese President Xi Jinping (L) rotates a spinning wheel that was once used by China ties as “INCH (India and China) Mahatma Gandhi as he visits Gandhi's former residence along with Indian Prime towards MILES (Millennium of Minister Narendra Modi (R) in Gujarat, India, Sept. 17, 2014 (Xinhua/Ma Zhancheng) Exceptional Synergy).” 6 Chinese President’s Visit to India News From China September 2014 In the presence of the two leaders, China and stressing that “we must carry forward the India clinched the deals of setting up an industrial friendship.” park in India focused on building power As they walked along the Sabarmati River in transmission equipment, and establishing sister the city, Modi briefed Xi on the Sabarmati province-state relations between China’s riverfront development project, saying it is the Guangdong and Gujarat and sister city relations largest shantytown renovation project in India. between China’s Guangzhou and Ahmedabad. Modi and Xi celebrated the prime minister’s A l s o We d n e s d ay a f t e r n o o n , M o d i 64th birthday together, which Modi said was very accompanied Xi’s visit to the former residence of meaningful and unforgettable. Mahatma Gandhi, leader of India’s national India is the last stop of Xi’s four-nation tour in independence movement. Central and South Asia, which has already taken Xi pointed out that the Chinese and Indian him to Tajikistan, Maldives and Sri Lanka. In peoples sympathized with and supported each Tajikistan, he also attended a summit of the other and forged profound friendship in the fight Shanghai Cooperation Organization. against colonialism for national independence, Xi Jinping Holds Talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India Building Closer Partnership for Development and Achieving Peaceful Development and Cooperative Development Together September 18, local time, President Xi Jinping agreed to work together to build a closer held talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi of partnership for development, seize the India in New Delhi. The leaders of both countries development opportunities to achieve their Chinese President Xi Jinping (L) holds talks with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi, India, Sept. 18, 2014. (Xinhua/Yao Dawei) News From China September 2014 Chinese President’s Visit to India 7 respective development goals, promote peace, influence on the region and the world. China stability and prosperity in Asia and drive the regards India as a long-term strategic cooperative international order towards a more just and partner, and we look forward to working with the reasonable direction. Indian side to establish a closer partnership for Modi again welcomed Xi Jinping to visit India development and deepen bilateral cooperation at and thanked Xi Jinping for his visit to his bilateral, regional and global levels.
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