Xi gets royal invitation to visit UK during meeting Prince William
Updated: 2015-03-02 13:00
By WU JIAO and ZHAO SHENGNAN(chinadaily.com.cn)
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President Xi Jinping (R) meets with Britain's Prince William at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, March 2, 2015.[Photo/Agencies] |
Xi and the prince, both avid soccer fans, also discussed greater sports exchanges between China and Britain.
Before the meeting at the Great Hall of the People, the prince visited a courtyard house in an old-style alley known as a hutong that has been turned into a museum by charities associated with his father, Prince Charles.
He chatted with representatives from charities working in China and received a hand-drawn picture from a Chinese child.
He also visited the Forbidden City on Monday.
Beijing is the first stop of his four-day visit to China and the prince will to travel to Shanghai and Yunnan province, where he will visit an elephant sanctuary and a nature reserve.
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