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Xi Jinping marks second Mid-Autumn Festival in US during state visit

Xi Jinping marks second Mid-Autumn Festival in US during state visit
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Advertisement Xi Jinping marks second Mid-Autumn Festival in US during state visit On the holiday symbolic of unity, China’s leader is expected to attend a private presidential tea and tour America’s founding documents 2-MIN READ2-MIN Listen Chinese President Xi Jinping has not only made history as the first Chinese leader to undertake two formal state visits to the United States, he is also the only Chinese leader to be spending two Mid-Autumn Festivals on American soil. Xi offered festive...

Advertisement Xi Jinping marks second Mid-Autumn Festival in US during state visit On the holiday symbolic of unity, China’s leader is expected to attend a private presidential tea and tour America’s founding documents 2-MIN READ2-MIN Listen Chinese President Xi Jinping has not only made history as the first Chinese leader to undertake two formal state visits to the United States, he is also the only Chinese leader to be spending two Mid-Autumn Festivals on American soil. Xi offered festive greetings during his toast at Thursday’s state banquet. “As I speak, my compatriots in China are celebrating Mid-Autumn Festival – a cherished occasion for family reunions according to Chinese tradition. I wish you all a very happy Mid-Autumn Festival, and my best wishes to you and your families.” Xi and his wife Peng Liyuan arrived at Maryland’s Joint Base Andrews on Wednesday, making good on an invitation US President Donald Trump extended during his trip to Beijing in May. Select Voice Select Speed 1x AI-generated voice
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