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Chinese President Xi Jinping announced an invitation for 100,000 young Americans to visit China for exchanges and study over the next five years during his stat…
Chinese President Xi Jinping announced an invitation for 100,000 young Americans to visit China for exchanges and study over the next five years during his state visit to the United States in September.
President Xi said the hope of the China-US relationship lies in the people and that its future depends on the youth. So how do young Americans see China today? How can cultural exchanges deepen mutual understanding and improve bilateral relations in the long run?
In Washington, D.C., young Americans shared their thoughts on these very questions.
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@@Tank1Imported1mo ago
Student growing up, then 100% good men or women, your welcome,, you open your mind ... Chinese , China humanity than West ive been they grow up.. no Respect family and country. so Student take it will make better life humanity.
@@stchan8569Imported1mo ago
I am curious. Is China paying partially or for for the 100k American students visit? Thks.
Chinese President Xi Jinping announced an invitation for 100,000 young Americans to visit China for exchanges and study over the next five years during his state visit to the United States in September.
President Xi said the hope of the China-US relationship lies in the people and that its future depends on the youth. So how do young Americans see China today? How can cultural exchanges deepen mutual understanding and improve bilateral relations in the long run?
In Washington, D.C., young Americans shared their thoughts on these very questions.
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