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He opened his remarks by thanking Trump for the invitation and congratulating Americans on 250 years of independence.
“I’m very glad to pay a state visit to your beautiful country, the United States of America.”
Nothing says diplomatic charm quite like remembering your host’s birthday.
Writer: Lynn
The viral incident occurred during a red-carpet ceremony put on for Xi at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland on Wednesday. The Chinese leader is in the U.S. for a high-stakes summit with Trump.
As the two men stood side by side on the tarmac, a pair of B-1 bombers flew overhead, and the supersonic aircraft produced an overpowering roaring sound. The 80-year-old Republican president, whose gloved hand was lifted to his brow in a salute, glanced upward before dramatically closing his eyes and wincing. Meanwhile, Xi appeared unresponsive during the planned flyover.
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He pointed out that the Marines adopted the Chinese phrase “gung-ho,” which Americans use to mean enthusiasm, but originally referred to working together.
“The Marines use it as an expression of great enthusiasm, but in Chinese, it literally means working together.”
Pretty interesting, as far as diplomatic icebreakers go.
Writers: Lynn, Michael

