策刼平克民𨬢交六鞽俐丁
𩇕𩇕
𩇕𩇕𨫣塜𠜎瓣元亷,常㶏描繷玡𢴇瞷倈策刼平𡜍少Τ訣會展瞷𢖯鞽𤎌性薄倈𠜎㠶𩇫袿諷𢖯籔洤𤫟未墾㠶倈ρ友苼籈𤨣,或㶏羉Γ倈𨬢ㄆ𡉏笆丁回里,𤎌𡌺𦾡鯩䙺𠜎鞽不𠜎妓倈策刼平𩇫
𩇕𩇕As the busy leader of a country of over 1.3 billion people, Chinese President Xi Jinping rarely has a chance to show his personal side to the public. But when revisiting old friends or taking a break from diplomatic tasks, he has revealed glimpses of his personality to the world.
𩇕𩇕䮎琔𤫟倈友剿,𡡤𦾡𦾡
𩇕𩇕In 1985, the Dvorchaks hosted Xi during his visit to Iowa. Xi invited them to China 30 years later and hosted them at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse.
𩇕𩇕我過𤧣,您璛傐癬ㄓ䙺
𩇕𩇕Xi awarded medals to Russian veterans for their contributions to Chinaˇs victory against Japanese aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War. Many of the veterans attending the event had limited mobility, so Xi brought the medals over to them.
𩇕𩇕我响琌䙺卻𠜎鞽心願
𩇕𩇕In 2001, Jim Bacon, then premier of Tasmania, met Xi in China and invited him to visit. In 2014, Xi kept his promise. Unfortunately, Bacon had passed away. Xi still paid a visit to Baconˇs family.
𩇕𩇕我𡌺ㄢ𤎌銉𠜎遏碞牐
𩇕𩇕Once a farmer himself, Xi feels close to ordinary people. He paid a visit to a Costa Rican family in 2013.
𩇕𩇕㎝砰▅餸琍䅿拍
𩇕𩇕Xiˇs a big fan of all kinds of sports. He paid a visit to the Manchester City Football Club and took a selfie with Cameron and Manchester City star Sergio Aguero.
𩇕𩇕璶𦾡垍𤫟倈中瓣𤧣﹁𣻸,𦾡五κ𤫟倈中瓣𤧣𢬢ㄊ,𦾡𠜎κ𤫟倈中瓣𤧣叐栁
𩇕𩇕Xiˇs popular among young people. He met some students at Lincoln High School in Washington State in 2015.
