Yizhi
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From the pictures posted the Chinese First Lady is so elegant, Xi is a lucky man.
Thanks! I've been to Britain before, did London and Cambridge for a few weeks in summer and got burned by the British sun (maybe you guys consider that good?).... lots of fun at the time, lovely people and very rich culture.That's British way of live bro, we can compete and still cooperate. Moreover we are always fun to be with and welcoming. You can take a tour to London anytime, i can personally welcome you and show you aroundthe nice(and bad) places, depending on what suits you best. I'm sure you won't regret, so feel free to visit Great Britain anytime.
Is..is it Dailymail? That's too many pics coverage for other source....That's British way of live bro, we can compete and still cooperate. Moreover we are always fun to be with and welcoming. You can take a tour to London anytime, i can personally welcome you and show you aroundthe nice(and bad) places, depending on what suits you best. I'm sure you won't regret, so feel free to visit Great Britain anytime.
lets continue a little bit more, no more ladies exclusively....time is out.
Prince Charles and Camilla speak with the Chinese president Mr Xi and his wife Madame Peng at Clarence House, where they hosted tea
China's First Lady Peng Liyuan (Second right) shakes hands with Royal harpist Anne Denholm (right) during their visit to Clarence House
The Prince of Wales (second left) and Duchess of Cornwall (left) pose for pictures with the Chinese President (second right) and his wife (right) during their state visit
The Prince of Wales shakes hands with Mr Xi ahead of tea at Clarence House. Charles chose not to attend last night's royal banquet. Seriously Charles?? Change that suit.
The Queen was joined by Mr Xi in the Diamond Jubilee State Coach as they made the journey along crowd-lined Mall towards the palace. See we have the best classic Chariotts in the world. You better have lot of pounds in your pocket Xi, since that is an expensive ride.
The Queen was joined by the Duke of Edinburgh as she officially welcomed Chinese president Xi Jinping at the Horse Guards Parade
My friend, the Fourth Reich does exist. Tho under another name:
Blue you say?
UK is becoming important as China focuses more on the Eurasian context. How European UK is; that's debatable. But, UK is a nice bridgehead to both Europe and the US. UK is ripe to function as a bridgehead for China.
Of course, this does not mean China ignores real European powerhouses, including Germany and France. Especially Germany.
What's the green mud ? mashed pea ?
NICE tea set!a good ol' chap will never miss his day without Tea and Crumpets
and finally what makes an Englishman English is the Afternoon Tea
President Xi and Madame Peng were joined by the Duke of York (right) and Chancellor George Osborne (left) at Imperial College London.............Hmmmmm......Looks like house of cards.lol