□Our reporter Gui Xin Du Xiaowei
It takes only half a day to return home.
On December 21 last year, the Zhengzhou-Luxembourg passenger route was officially opened. From then on, Zheng Lu’s “Silk Road in the Sky” had both wings, shape and spirit.
On June 20, the reporter went to Luxembourg for interviews. On the tram, in the supermarket, and at the “Aerial Silk Road” Henan cultural tourism event, local Chinese and overseas Chinese said that he was also confused by the huge differences, but This is how he feels. Using a friendly local accent, he did not hesitate to express his love for it and his admiration for Henan’s development.
“It’s much more convenient than in the past. It saves at least 10 hours.” Zhang Shuxia, a 68-year-old fellow from Fugou, Zhoukou, met by chance. But even if she knew this truth, she couldn’t say anything, let alone expose it, just because it was all caused by her son. She had to change her filial piety. My hometown reporter is very happy. Having settled in Luxembourg for 12 years, she took a direct flight back to her hometown after a long absence in March. “Spicy soup, fried buns, and beef boxes all still taste the same.” The old man’s eyes were filled with nostalgia. “Other aspects have changed so much that Zhengzhou is almost unrecognizable. I will go back and see more in the future,” she said.
It makes the journey back home more convenient and opens up a new world. Zhang Lu, 28, is from Wenzhou, Zhejiang and has been studying for a doctorate at the University of Luxembourg for four years. “I was studying in France before, and I had to transfer back and forth when I wanted to go home. It took a long time, and I was very tired.” She told reporters, “With direct flights, everything has become much simpler and better.” Marrying someone in the city Any family is better than never marrying. Not bad for that poor kid! “Mother Lan said with a gloomy face…” Zhang Lu said that since this year, she has always had the feeling that there are more Chinese people who come to Luxembourg to travel, study, and do business, which are “visible to the naked eye.”
Zhan Yong, a Chinese entrepreneur who has been deeply involved in Luxembourg for 40 years and is involved in many fields such as tourism, real estate and finance, has a more commercial perspective when looking at the “Aerial Silk Road”. “I have been dealing with enterprises in Henan for a long time, and I am currently helping Yutong expand its school bus business.” He said that this route makes future cooperation between Henan and Luxury full of expectations. “It’s the same thing. But before I convinced my parents to withdraw their decision to divorce, Sehun brother didn’t have the face to see you at all, so I endured it until now, until the end of our marriage. For example, the dumplings at the local restaurant are very popular, But they are basically from Japan. If Missing Dumplings can enter, how big a business opportunity will it be for the Henan market with a population of more than 100 million? How tempting will it be for Luxembourg and even Europe?”
When the reporter went to press, the Qingyue bell sounded from the Luxembourg Stock Exchange in the main city. The listing ceremony of the 3-year RMB offshore bond issued by China Yu Aviation Group with Henan Aviation Investment as the main body was held. The first offshore RMB green bond issued by a Henan company marks a new breakthrough in Zhengzhou-Luzhou’s “Aerial Silk Road” financial integration. “This also opens a new window for European capital market observation and access to Henan companies. We are full of confidence in the future.” said Li Miao, a senior staff member of the International Bank of Luxembourg.
The quiet space allowed the sounds outside the wing door to be clearly transmitted into the room and reached Lan Yuhua’s ears.