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Photo exhibition features friendly exchanges

www.chinanews.cn 2005-07-29 16:59:47

Zhao Qizheng (C), Minister of the Information Office of the State
Council, Cai Mingzhao (L), vice-minister of the office, and Chinese
Ambassador to Japan Wang Yi (R) cut the ribbon at an opening ceremony of
a Beijing-sponsored photo exhibition in Tokyo July 28, 2005. The
exhibition, hosted by the Information Office of the State Council, opened
Thursday at the Roppongi Hills commercial complex in Tokyo, featuring
relations between China and Japan during the past 60 years since the end
of World War II. About 180 pictures collected by leaders, ordinary
citizens and media from both countries are on display, attracting more
than 3, 000 visitors on the first day of the 11-day exhibition. "There
are 2,000 years of friendly exchanges between the two countries. The
history of friendly exchanges is the mainstream compared with
confrontations," Zhao Qizheng, minister of the Information Office, said
at the opening ceremony.

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