The other day a few of my students and I were commenting on the fact that in a week Obama would be coming to town, and that unlike previous administrations, the first official meeting of new US leadership was occurring on Chinese soil. That thi... ...full story at All Roads
from All Roads on Fri, Nov 06 2009
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China Trip: All Students Panorama »
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Obama greets students in friendship » Shanghai Daily NEARLY 400 Shanghai college students took part in a town hall meeting yesterday afternoon with US President Barack Obama, who delivered friendly, encouraging messages to the generation that represents China's future. ... |
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