British prime minister David Cameron is set to arrive in China on Monday, in his first visit to the country since Chinese President Xi Jinping took office in March. Cameron will be accompanied by a delegation of ministers and business leaders.
British prime minister David Cameron is set to arrive in China on Monday, in his first visit to the country since Chinese President Xi Jinping took office in March. Cameron will be accompanied by a delegation of ministers and business leaders.
British prime minister David Cameron is set to arrive in China on Monday, in his first visit to the country since Chinese President Xi Jinping took office in March. Cameron will be accompanied by a delegation of ministers and business leaders.
Ahead of his trip to China, British Prime Minister David Cameron meets with a student from
Bohunt School who has been learning Mandarin. Cameron will pay an official visit to China from
Monday to Wednesday. (Wang Lili / Xinhua)
The British prime minister joined Weibo, China's version of Twitter, and posted messages in English and Mandarin ahead of his visit. The account attracted over 100,000 followers over the weekend.
He spoke of preparations before the trip, and held conversations with British students learning Mandarin. The Prime Minister then posted another message later in the day, of his visit to the Masterpieces of Chinese Paintings exhibition at a museum in London.
hizo ni tenda tu kama tenda zingine si kwamba wao hawawezi, ukiangalia campuni ya airbus utakua labda bawa linatengenezwa, uholanzi, engine labda japani, fuselage kwingine, si kwamba hawawezi ni tenda na wao ku-conentrate na kitu kingine. pia inonyesha mutual trust kwamba kama mimi napata tenda kwako kwa nini na wewe nisikupe kwangu?