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China-Brazil Friendship Strengthened by Xi's Visit

President Xi Jinping's upcoming visit to Brazil is expected to further strengthen the already deep friendship between the two nations.

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Brazil-China Friendship AssociationUniversity Of Sao PauloSao Paulo State UniversityCopacabana Fort OrchestraXinhua

Xi JinpingEnrique TeixeiraLin Jian

What is the invitation extended by China to the people of Brazil?: China welcomes more Brazilian friends to visit China and experience the vibrancy of Chinese modernization, further strengthening the people-to-people exchanges.
What is the main purpose of President Xi Jinping's visit to Brazil?: President Xi Jinping's upcoming state visit to Brazil aims to strengthen the bond of cultural and people-to-people exchanges between the two countries.
How is the long history of friendship between China and Brazil illustrated?: The long-standing friendship between China and Brazil is highlighted by the story of early Chinese tea farmers who traveled to Brazil, planting seeds of friendship that have grown over time.
What is the significance of the letters sent to President Xi Jinping from Brazil?: The letters to President Xi from over 100 Brazilian friendly personages reflect a deep appreciation for the relationship between China and Brazil and a desire to further strengthen ties between the two countries.
Who are some of the people in Brazil who have expressed their support for President Xi's visit?: People from all walks of life in Brazil, including former officials, academics, and musicians, have expressed their enthusiasm for President Xi's visit and their commitment to deepening the friendship between the two nations.

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