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Chinese Youth Occupies Kerala Assembly!!
Mar 1, 2012
KERALA/INDIA: 'Cheng Peng sat tightly on Kerala Chief Minister, Ummen Chandy's chair at Kerala Assembly House. He is the C.E.O of Chilaedeng Chengdu Industrial Development Company Ltd. of Chengdu Province, China.
Seeing cameras flashing intermittently, Secretary General of Chengdu Association Of Enterprises with Foreign Investment, Sunshine Yuan sits firmly at his close chair. Kerala Speaker was watching all the noise in smile.'
Chinese Youth delegation that came part of India-China Youth Summit were the one's who occupied the Assembly House. They were surprised to see the big and proud Kerala Assembly house. Sunshine Yuan said "..great".
Cheng Peng dont know English, but Yuan translated his response, "..god, how bigg is this.."
There were 105 people in chinese delegation, including 41 ladies. They were hurrying to take photos by running to different parts of Assembly hall, in standing, sitting and various poses as if they are at home or in China. Being guests of Kerala, they were given every freedom. Seeing Keralite staffs dressed in traditional Keralite dresses, some of them expressed their wish to take photos with them. Even if they only knew chinese, some how using signs and expressions their requests were accepted!.
Language was a great problem for most of the delegation members. In 105 chinese, only 5 were English literate, rest all pure Chinese!. After spending 10 minutes in Assembly hall, chinese delegation went to Banquet Hall to participate in official Reception. Seeing red carpets and curtains there, Cheng Peng doubted - "like our People's Congress". His doubt in eyes didn't even clear when told, there is no politics in colour here!.
Kerala Speaker addressed the delegation."Your this visit to Kerala is very important regarding us. Kerala and China had trade relationship from ancient period and was state-sponsored. Cheng Hei, who came here representing Ming dynasty is a great example.
In 1983, i had also visited China as part of Youth Summit. The memories of that visit which lasted 12 days, is still greenish..!.", Kerala Speaker said.
Speaker also explained the history of Kerala Assembly to Chinese delegation.
Sheng Meijun, leader of delegation and Adt. Atny. Gen. of China said "Feel very happy to understand Kerala's governance and human rights in the deep level".
Later Speaker gifted a carved portrait depicting Kerala Assembly to Meijun. In return Speaker was gifted a photo drawn by Jon Datsien, popular artist of China. His drawing is used for teaching Chinese.
Chinese delegation came to see Kerala Assembly after visiting Kara kulam village and Kilimanoor block village in morning by splitting into two separate groups.
On Thursday they also met Ummen Chandy, Chief Minister of Kerala.
Source: mathrubhumi.com
Mar 1, 2012
KERALA/INDIA: 'Cheng Peng sat tightly on Kerala Chief Minister, Ummen Chandy's chair at Kerala Assembly House. He is the C.E.O of Chilaedeng Chengdu Industrial Development Company Ltd. of Chengdu Province, China.
Seeing cameras flashing intermittently, Secretary General of Chengdu Association Of Enterprises with Foreign Investment, Sunshine Yuan sits firmly at his close chair. Kerala Speaker was watching all the noise in smile.'
Chinese Youth delegation that came part of India-China Youth Summit were the one's who occupied the Assembly House. They were surprised to see the big and proud Kerala Assembly house. Sunshine Yuan said "..great".
Cheng Peng dont know English, but Yuan translated his response, "..god, how bigg is this.."
There were 105 people in chinese delegation, including 41 ladies. They were hurrying to take photos by running to different parts of Assembly hall, in standing, sitting and various poses as if they are at home or in China. Being guests of Kerala, they were given every freedom. Seeing Keralite staffs dressed in traditional Keralite dresses, some of them expressed their wish to take photos with them. Even if they only knew chinese, some how using signs and expressions their requests were accepted!.
Language was a great problem for most of the delegation members. In 105 chinese, only 5 were English literate, rest all pure Chinese!. After spending 10 minutes in Assembly hall, chinese delegation went to Banquet Hall to participate in official Reception. Seeing red carpets and curtains there, Cheng Peng doubted - "like our People's Congress". His doubt in eyes didn't even clear when told, there is no politics in colour here!.
Kerala Speaker addressed the delegation."Your this visit to Kerala is very important regarding us. Kerala and China had trade relationship from ancient period and was state-sponsored. Cheng Hei, who came here representing Ming dynasty is a great example.
In 1983, i had also visited China as part of Youth Summit. The memories of that visit which lasted 12 days, is still greenish..!.", Kerala Speaker said.
Speaker also explained the history of Kerala Assembly to Chinese delegation.
Sheng Meijun, leader of delegation and Adt. Atny. Gen. of China said "Feel very happy to understand Kerala's governance and human rights in the deep level".
Later Speaker gifted a carved portrait depicting Kerala Assembly to Meijun. In return Speaker was gifted a photo drawn by Jon Datsien, popular artist of China. His drawing is used for teaching Chinese.
Chinese delegation came to see Kerala Assembly after visiting Kara kulam village and Kilimanoor block village in morning by splitting into two separate groups.
On Thursday they also met Ummen Chandy, Chief Minister of Kerala.
Source: mathrubhumi.com
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