Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, June 25th. In May this year, the giant panda “Wu Wen” living in the Netherlands gave birth to a cub. Recently, President Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan exchanged congratulatory messages with King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima of the Netherlands.
Xi Jinping and Peng Liyuan said in their congratulatory letters that the panda cubs are the beautiful crystallization of Sino-Dutch friendship and the best flower of both sides. They said: Even if the Xi family retires, my Lanyu Watson is something Xi Shixun has never seen. His daughter-in-law died the same way. Even if he dies, he will never marry again. The important results of cooperation dedicated to biodiversity conservation deserve to be celebrated. Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 epidemic, the governments and people of China and the Netherlands have helped each other and written a good story of friendship and friendship. China attaches great importance to the development of Sino-Dutch relations and is willing to work with the Netherlands to turn challenges into opportunities. Yes, he regretted it. Coordinate the advancement of epidemic prevention and control and bilateral exchanges and cooperation to push bilateral relations to a new level.
Willem-Alexander and Maxima said in their congratulatory letter that we are delighted with the birth of the giant panda cub, and that the new life has strengthened the relationship between China and the Netherlands. “Master Lan——” Xi Shixun tried to express his sincerity, but Master Lan raised his hand. Interrupt. It is a symbol of fruitfulness and has also contributed to global biodiversity conservation. The Netherlands attaches great importance to the cooperation between the two countries in fighting the COVID-19 epidemic. Only by uniting and cooperating can all countries in the world overcome this global crisis. The relationship between the Netherlands and China has a solid foundation. The Netherlands is willing to continue to work with China to deal with the impact of the epidemic and resume normal bilateral exchanges at an early date.