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The Queen is seen pointing at flowers on the top banquet table, where she later sat with President Xi and the Duchess of Cambridge

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Queen Elizabeth walks around the room ahead of the banquet, inspecting decorations from the table arrangements as she goes

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Preparations are under way in the Buckingam Palace ballroom for this evening's banquet, which is expected to be a glittering white tie event

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Chinese President Xi Jinping, second right, and his wife Peng Liyuan, right, with Queen Elizabeth II and her husband Prince Philip, left, as they view a display of Chinese items from the Royal Collection at Buckingham Palace in London.

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Chinese President Xi Jinping and the Queen (left) exchanged gifts today, including a collection of Shakespeare's sonnets and she received two of Madame Peng's (right) albums in return. Seems Peng is setting the bar high for future Chinese first ladies. Since she dresses quite classy(i like her style) and is not afraid to be more visible/outspoken in public, unlike other Chinese leaders who prefer to keep their wife out of public view/scrunity. WTH who knew who Hu Jingtao's wife was? anyone?o_O

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The Duke of Cambridge (left) talks with the Chinese President Mr Xi Jinping (right) on the first day of the President's state visit to the UK. Huh....ok i said ladies only, this one doesnt count.:whistle:

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Chinese president Mr Xi Jinping (left, on right settee) and China's First Lady Peng Liyuan (right on right settee), meet the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall at Clarence House for tea.This one doesnt count either. lol
 
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@mike2000 is back bro you'll make a fine paparazzi!!:enjoy:.

Very British indeed.

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.:D I'm sure you won't regret, so feel free to visit Great Britain anytime.:enjoy:

lets continue a little bit more, no more ladies exclusively....time is out.
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Prince Charles and Camilla speak with the Chinese president Mr Xi and his wife Madame Peng at Clarence House, where they hosted tea

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China's First Lady Peng Liyuan (Second right) shakes hands with Royal harpist Anne Denholm (right) during their visit to Clarence House

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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

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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.:disagree:
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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 most classic Chariots in the world. You better have lot of pounds in your pocket Xi, since that is an expensive ride.:agree:

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The Queen was joined by the Duke of Edinburgh as she officially welcomed Chinese president Xi Jinping at the Horse Guards Parade
 
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From the pictures posted the Chinese First Lady is so elegant, Xi is a lucky man.

True talk, she was indeed the star of the event it seems. Upsetting both Xi and even our own very world renowned Duchess of Cambridge on home soil.:angry: lol

Well talking about mrs Xi, lets look more into this surprisingly open/outspoken Chinese first lady

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Now who is the best huh??:o::smitten:
The president's wife, former rock star Peng Liyuan, wore a crisp ivory skirt suit, which she accessorised with an elegant brooch

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our queen
Keep it up her majesty, we cant allow youto be beaten on home soil.
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Peng yet again.:hitwall:
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The Queen chose a pastel purple coat for the event, left, while the president's wife, Peng Liyuan, opted for a tailored suit with black heels.

Ok break time

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The Duchess of Cornwall was seen talking with president Xi's wife, Deng Liyuan, as they left the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Knightsbridge

Ok lets make peace. one happy familly.

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Pictured from left, Prince Philip, Madame Peng Liyuan, the Queen and President Xi at the grand entrance to Buckingham Palace

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A coach full of Yeoman Warders or 'beefeaters' arrive at the palace ahead of the banquet yesterday evening, where they will greet guests of honour
 
It's good to know that britain is finally realizing that instead of containing China just like what usa is doing, the path of cooperation is the one that will bring prosperity to their country.
 
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.:D I'm sure you won't regret, so feel free to visit Great Britain anytime.:enjoy:
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.:D I'm sure you won't regret, so feel free to visit Great Britain anytime.:enjoy:

lets continue a little bit more, no more ladies exclusively....time is out.
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Prince Charles and Camilla speak with the Chinese president Mr Xi and his wife Madame Peng at Clarence House, where they hosted tea

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China's First Lady Peng Liyuan (Second right) shakes hands with Royal harpist Anne Denholm (right) during their visit to Clarence House

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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

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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.:disagree:
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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.:agree:

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The Queen was joined by the Duke of Edinburgh as she officially welcomed Chinese president Xi Jinping at the Horse Guards Parade
Is..is it Dailymail? That's too many pics coverage for other source....o_O
 
My friend, the Fourth Reich does exist. Tho under another name:

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Blue you say?

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Rise of Fourth Reich vs status quo Pax Americana in Europe? It's getting real!

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.

You are right, it's obvious where is the center of gravity in Europe - Berlin. However as you have mentioned, UK despite being at the peripheral orbit of this system, still has a lot of values to add in the grand vision. Other than being a major financial hub in the continent along with say Brussels, Luxembourg, London is also one of the three relay centers in the 24-hour common-law-axis of Newlonkong.
 
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The royal party were escorted by more than a thousand soldiers as they travelled down the Mall towards Buckingham Palace

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President Xi was introduced by John Bercow, left, before addressing both Houses of Parliament in the Royal Gallery

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David Cameron and Jeremy Corbyn were seated next to each other as they prepared for Mr Xi's address to the Houses of Parliament. Corbyn you faggot, you made me stop supporting Labour party.:(
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Harry are you that tall?:o: Cuz i know from Obama and Putins pics that Xi isn't short. oh well....The Duke of Cambridge paid a personal call to the Chinese president ahead of the state banquet.

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President Xi held face-to-face talks with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn. Corbyn be like i dont really want to do this but seems i have to....:nono:


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China's First Lady Peng Liyuan (right) listens as her husband address MPs and peers in Parliament's Royal Gallery as part of their visit today. There's she is again stealing the show from politicians and businessmen.:man_in_love:


@Yizhi not really from Daily mail, just the first ones. The rest are mostly from Pinterest, since i have an account there. get the latest pics/updates of stuffs around the world. You can join me.:enjoy:
 
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Supporters waving pro-Beijing banners could be seen above the crowds as the Kings Troop arrived at Buckingham Palace

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The procession made its way to Buckingham Palace, where the Queen honoured the president with a glittering white tie dinner

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The president and his wife were greeted by thousands of cheering spectators as they made their way along the Mall towards the palace

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President Xi was escorted by the Duke of Edinburgh as he passed members of the Household Cavalry at Horse Guards Parade

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Pictured from left, the Queen, president Xi, his wife, Peng Liyuan, and the Duke of Edinburgh at the event at Horse Guards Parade
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The Queen was joined by President Xi in the Diamond Jubilee State Coach for the journey from Horse Guards Parade to the palace

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More than a thousand soldiers and 230 horses joined members of the Royal Family to welcome the Chinese president
Thats serious fire power.:police:
 
A BILLION DOLLAR RIDE HUH??
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Hundreds of spectators, supporters and protestors lined the route as president Xi headed towards Buckingham Palace in a carriage

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President Xi was joined by Prince Philip as he inspected the troops at Horse Guards Parade, left. Right, his wife, Peng Liyuan


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The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall accompanied the Queen, Prince Philip, Mr Xi and his wife on the journey to Buckingham Palace

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The Queen appeared in good spirits as she was met by politicians including Home Secretary Theresa May (pictured in a red hat)
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The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall, left, joined the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh for the event to mark the start of the state visit

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The Queen and Prince Philip, pictured, arrived at Horse Guards Parade ahead of the ceremonial welcome of president Xi Jinping
 
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David Cameron and Theresa May arrived at Horse Guards Parade ahead of the ceremonial welcome for the Chinese president

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Members of the Household Cavalry stood to attention on Horse Guards Parade ahead of the official welcome of president Xi Jinping
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Protesters wave Chinese flags as outside Buckingham Palace, central London, last night
 
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The group viewed a number of TV props from some of Britain's top TV shows, including a Tardis, left, and Dalek, centre, from Doctor Who. Note that: Doctor who is the wolds most popular Sci fi drama ever. It also set a World Record for the world's largest ever simulcast of a TV drama. The special 50th anniversary show set a new world record after being broadcast in 94 countries across six continents following a massive global campaign. Ok let me stop here. lol

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Who is that again? Yes its my funny man Jackie Chan yet again. Still looking forward to your new movies. though i know age is setting in unfortunately. :(

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The president, his wife and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge paused to speak to actors from BBC's Poldark during the reception

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The visitors were introduced to a character from Kung Fu Panda 3, the first feature film to be produced by film studio Oriental Dreamworks. WTF?? Now trying to take Uncle sams work as ours? Well we are both anglo saxons and speak almost same language, so the Chinese wont probably notice anyway isn't it?:azn:

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The group listened to a presentation by the Victoria and Albert Museum, which is working with the state-owned China Merchants Group to create a design museum, due to open in 2017, in the city of Shenzhen. Prince William described an object on display as 'fantastic'
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As part of the showcase, the group viewed a prototype for a new London bus, which will be built in partnership with a Chinese firm. Having a good taste of London life huh??:chilli:
 
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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

The left guy looks like Sheldon Cooper !
 

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