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1 VOL. XXIX No. 4 April 2017 Rs. 20.00 2 Ambassador Luo Zhaohui paid respects to World War II Ambassador Luo Zhaohui met with Mr. Sarbananda Chinese soldiers' cemetery in Assam. Sonowal, Chief Minister of Assam. Ambassador Luo Zhaohui attended New Development Ambassador Luo Zhaohui and his wife Counselor Jiang Bank second annual meeting. Yili held reception for members of the India-China Parliamentary Group, CII. Ambassador Luo Zhaohui and his wife Counselor Jiang Ambassador Luo Zhaohui and his wife Dr. Jiang Yili met Yili met with Dr. Mahendra Prasad, Member of Parliament. with Vice President of Congress Party of India Mr. Rahul Gandhi Xi Jinping Pays State Visit to Finland and China-US President Meeting 1. Xi Jinping and Donald Trump Hold China-US Presidents’ Meeting 4 2. Xi Jinping and Donald Trump Hold Second Round of Official Meeting 7 S 3. Xi Jinping and His Wife Mme. Peng Liyuan Attend Welcoming Dinner 10 Hosted by President Donald Trump of the US and His Wife Mme. Melania Trump 4. Xi Jinping Holds Talks with President Sauli Niinisto of Finland 12 5. Adhere to Dialogues and Cooperation and Uphold Mutual Benefit and 15 Win-win Results T External Affairs 1. Li Keqiang Holds Talks with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull 21 of Australia 2. Li Keqiang Attends and Addresses China-Australia Economic and Trade 23 Cooperation Forum 3. Li Keqiang Holds Talks with Prime Minister Bill English of New 26 Zealand, Stressing to Build an Updated Version of Mutually Beneficial Cooperation Pattern, and Promote Greater Development of N China-New Zealand Relations 4. Li Keqiang and Prime Minister Bill English of New Zealand Jointly 28 Meet the Press 5. Wang Yi: To Solve the Palestinian Issue, Taking Action is Important 30 China India Relations E 1. A Bite of Diaoyutai Cuisine in New Delhi 31 2. The Essence of Chinese Food Culture and Culinary Diplomacy 33 3. China's Top Train Maker Receives Order from India 36 Belt and Road Initiative T 1. Xi to Attend Opening Ceremony of Belt and Road Forum in May 37 2. China's "Belt and Road" Initiative Delivering Benefits to World 37 3. China Outbound Investment to Remain Buoyant in Belt and Road Region 39 4. Belt and Road Initiative Strives to Reflect "Globalization 2.0” 41 Culture & Life 1. Fans Practice Yoga in SW China’s County 44 N 2. Teachers, Students Practise Taiji in North China's Hebei 45 3. Chinese Universities to Offer Big Data Majors 47 4. US-born Panda Makes Debut in SW China 47 Tibet Today 1. First Original Tibetan Cartoon to Hit TV Screens 49 O 2. Tibetans Celebrate Serfs Emancipation Day 50 3. Peach Flowers in Tibet 52 Book Review –The Belt and Road Initiative: What Will China Offer 55 the World in its Rise Flights Between China and India 56 CRI CIBN 58 C Xi Jinping Pays State Visit to Finland and China-US President Meeting Xi Jinping Pays State Visit to Finland and China-US President Meeting XI JINPING AND DONALD TRUMP HOLD CHINA-US PRESIDENTS’ MEETING On April 6, 2017 local time, relations, and agreed to push Melania Trump greeted them in the President Xi Jinping and President forward the bilateral relations from a parking lot. The two couples took Donald Trump of the US held new starting point so as to better photos and chatted warmly. Then China-US Presidents’ Meeting at the benefit the people of both countries they listened and enjoyed the Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, the and the world. performances of Donald Trump’s US. The two heads of state held a grandson and granddaughter singing profound and friendly meeting When Xi Jinping and his wife Jasmine Flower, a traditional which lasted for a long time. Both Mme. Peng Liyuan arrived at Mar-a- Chinese song as well as reciting sides spoke highly of the historic Lago resort at around 5 p.m., verses from the “Three-Character achievements of China-US Donald Trump and his wife, Mme. Classic” and Chinese classic poetry. 4 News From China l April 2017 Xi Jinping Pays State Visit to Finland and China-US President Meeting In the meeting, Xi Jinping benefit the two countries and the I am willing further push China-US pointed out that I have kept close two peoples, but the world at large. relations for greater development contact with Mr. President for some There are a thousand reasons to with Mr. President. time, and we had several telephone make China-US relations a success, talks and exchanged messages. I am but not a single reason to break it. Xi Jinping pointed out that so happy to hold this meeting in the Since the normalization of China- cooperation is the only right choice US at the invitation of Mr. President. US relations 45 years ago, though for China and the US, and the two I am willing to exchange in-depth bilateral relations have undergone countries can totally become good views on China-US relations and ups and downs, yet it has made cooperation partners. In the next major international and regional historic progress and brought stage, both sides should well plan issues with Mr. President, so as to enormous practical benefits to the and arrange bilateral high-level reach more consensus, and chart the two peoples. How to further develop exchanges. I welcome Mr. President course for the development of China-US relations in the next 45 to pay a state visit to China in 2017. bilateral relations in the new era. years? It is a question requires deep Both sides should maintain close thinking, and the leaders of the two contact through different ways, and Xi Jinping stressed that sound countries should make political make full use of the newly China-US relations will not only decisions and historic commitments. established high-level dialogue News From China l April 2017 5 Xi Jinping Pays State Visit to Finland and China-US President Meeting cooperation mechanisms on should enhance communication and make great achievements through diplomatic and security dialogue, coordination on major international maintaining communication and comprehensive economic dialogue, and regional issues, jointly promote coordination on major issues. He law enforcement, cyber security the proper settlement of hot-spot was full of expectation from US- dialogue, social and people-to- issues in related areas, expand China Presidents’ Meeting, and people and cultural dialogue. We c o o p e r a t i o n i n n u c l e a r hoped to build a sound working should make “the cake of nonproliferation and cracking relationship with President Xi cooperation” bigger, stipulate lists transnational crimes, and strengthen Jinping, in a bid to achieve greater of prior cooperation and strive to communication and coordination development of US-China relations. achieve more early harvests. The two within the UN, the G20, APEC and Donald Trump gladly accepted countries should advance the other multilateral mechanisms in President Xi Jinping’s invitation to negotiation on bilateral investment order to jointly safeguard the peace, visit China, and expected to do it at agreement, promote the healthy stability and prosperity of the world. an early date. development of two-way trade and investment, explore practical Donald Trump once again The two heads of state also cooperation in infrastructure warmly welcomed President Xi introduced each other’s agendas of construction, energy, and other Jinping’s visit to the Mar-a-Lago the ongoing domestic and foreign fields. Both sides should properly resort. Donald Trump said that as priorities, and exchanged views on tackle sensitive issues and two major countries in the world, the regional hot-spot issues in relevant constructively manage and control US and China shoulder great regions. the differences. Both countries responsibilities. Both sides should 6 News From China l April 2017 Xi Jinping Pays State Visit to Finland and China-US President Meeting XI JINPING AND DONALD TRUMP HOLD SECOND ROUND OF OFFICIAL MEETING On April 7, 2017 local time, respect. benefit both countries and the two President Xi Jinping and President Xi Jinping pointed out that the peoples, and fulfill our historic Donald Trump of the US held the China-US Presidents’ Meeting in responsibilities to boost the world second round of official meeting in Mar-a-Lago this time is of unique peace, stability and prosperity. Mar-a-Lago in Florida, the US. The significance in the development of two heads of state exchanged bilateral relations. Mr. President Xi Jinping stressed that both extensive and in-depth views on and I conducted in-de pth countries have become each other’s bilateral practical cooperation in communi-cation for a long time, first largest trading partners, and major areas, and international and deepened mutual understanding, both peoples have benefited a lot regional issues of common enhanced mutual trust, reached from it. China is pushing forward the concern. Both sides believed that many important consensus and supply-side structural reform, and the meeting between the two heads established sound working continuously expanding domestic of state is positive and fruitful. relations. Both sides should demand. The proportion of service Both sides agreed to make joint continuously consolidate the industry of the national economy efforts to expand fields of mutually established relations, deepen has been constantly improved. beneficial cooperation and control friendly cooperation, and promote China’s economy will maintain a differences on the basis of mutual bilateral relations, so as to better sound development momentum, News From China l April 2017 7 Xi Jinping Pays State Visit to Finland and China-US President Meeting and the enhancement of economic between the Ministries of National and trade cooperation between both Defence and Asia-Pacific Security Xi Jinping stressed that China is countries enjoys broad prospects.
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    A Great Mountain Burned By FireSQ:Layout 1 2/3/09 16:51 Page 1 A GREAT MOUNTAIN BURNED BY FIRE: China’s crackdown in Tibet The International Campaign for Tibet is a non-profit membership organization that monitors and promotes internationally recognized human rights in Tibet. ICT was founded in 1988 and has offices in Washington, DC, Amsterdam, Berlin and Brussels. A GREAT MOUNTAIN BURNED BY FIRE China’s crackdown in Tibet A GREATMOUNTAIN BURNED BY FIRE ©2009 by the International Campaign for Tibet www.savetibet.org China’s crackdown in Tibet ICT-Europe ICT-Deutschland e.V. ICT-Brussels Vijzelstraat 77 Schönhauser Allee 163 11, Rue de la Linière 1825 Jefferson Place, NW 1017HG Amsterdam 10435 Berlin 1060 Brussels Washington, DC 20036 The Netherlands Germany Belgium A report by the International Campaign for Tibet T +1 202 785 1515 T +31 (0)20 3308265 T +49 (0)30 27879086 T +32 (0)2 6094410 F +1 202 785 4343 F +31 (0)20 3308266 F +49 (0)30 27879087 F +32 (0)2 6094432 Washington, DC l Amsterdam l Berlin l Brussels E [email protected] E [email protected] E [email protected] E [email protected] March, 2009 Great Mountain Burned:Layout 1 3/3/09 11:23 Page 1 A GREAT MOUNTAIN BURNED BY FIRE China’s Crackdown in Tibet A report by the International Campaign for Tibet Washington, DC l Amsterdam l Berlin l Brussels www.savetibet.org Great Mountain Burned:Layout 1 3/3/09 11:23 Page 2 “I would like to tell you how it is that a great lake gets dried up by heat and a great mountain burned by fire…” – An analysis of the crisis in Tibet today by Lunpo Nyuktok, in a collection of banned writings from Tibet, the ‘Eastern Snow Mountain’ (Shar Dungri), published for the first time in English in this report.