Remarks at the arrival ceremony in Xi'an, China.(Transcript)
From: Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents
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Date: 6/29/1998
Pres Bill Clinton cites the historical and cultural importance of Xi'an which was once the capital of China and renowned not only for its strategic place in international trade but also for its open cultural policies. Clinton also recognizes common traits among US and Chinese citizens which include respect for family and community and their fondness for work and learning. He expresses hope that China would be a more open society in the future as its development as a modern state would depend ...
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