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China Welcomes the Vietnamese Leader with a 21-Gun Salute In the photo, Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Vietnamese leader To Lam review the guard of honor during the welcoming ceremony at Tiananmen Square. Talks Between the Two Leaders To Lam vows to work with Xi Jinping and other senior Chinese leaders to promote the long-standing tradition of friendship between the two nations into a new phase of stable and long-term development. Affirming Foreign Policy To Lam affirms Vietnam’s commitment to its independent, self-reliant, peaceful, and friendly foreign policy. Xi Jinping strongly affirms China’s friendly policy towards Vietnam, considering it a priority in its neighborhood diplomacy. Strengthening Cooperation The two sides agree to enhance cooperation in security, defense, economics, trade, and investment within the framework of the “Two Corridors, One Belt” initiative, along with infrastructure connections, local cooperation, and exchanges betwee...

Grief and Respect: A Tribute to General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong On the morning of July 26, a solemn scene unfolded at the Vietnamese Embassy in Beijing. A 77-year-old woman, Vu Thuc Hue, dressed in dark attire, arrived to pay her respects to General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong. With a heavy heart, she bowed respectfully before the late leader and then quietly penned her condolences in the memorial book, expressing her deepest sympathies in Chinese. Vu Thuc Hue, a 77-year-old Beijing resident, signs the condolence book for General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong at the Vietnamese Embassy in Beijing on July 26. Hue, a former nurse at the Guilin Nanxishan Hospital in China’s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, has a special connection to Vietnam. Her hospital once treated wounded soldiers and officials from South Vietnam. Just two months ago, she attended the 70th-anniversary celebrations of the Dien Bien Phu victory in Vietnam. Upon hearing the news of General Secretary Nguyen ...