President Xi Jinping's keynote speech at the opening ceremony of the two-day Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation on Sunday earned wide praise from experts, international delegates and entrepreneurs.
It takes a bottle of whisky, a great Britain-made specialty, almost 20 days to travel to China, while packaged on a newly-opened freight train linking London to China's Yiwu.
Beijing's landmarks light up for Belt and Road
Media center of Belt and Road Forum put into operation in Beijing.
More than 50 entrepreneurs and senior executives from eight economies including Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia, have enrolled in studies in China under the Tsinghua PBCSF Belt and Road EMBA Program for Southeast Asia.
The Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation will be held on Sunday and Monday in Beijing with more than 1,500 leaders and experts expected to participate. China Daily reporters asked some of the attendees about their expectations and impressions of the forum.
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