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Premier, students exchange letters

www.chinanews.cn 2007-03-17 19:31:39

(Source: Xinhua)

In this picture is shown the envelope and letter written by Chinese
Premier Wen Jiabao in reply to students from Binjiang Primary School in
Ganzhou in eastern China’s Jiangxi province. In his letter, the premier
expressed his best wishes to the students and teachers of the school.
[Photo: photobase.cn]

In this picture is shown the letter written to Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao
by the students from Binjiang Primary School in Ganzhou in eastern
China’s Jiangxi province. In the letter, the students expressed their
gratitude and happiness that they are able to enjoy the tuition fee
waiver policy. Poor students at their school have received free textbooks
provided by the government. [Photo: photobase.cn]

Mar.17 – A letter written by primary school students has drawn wide
attention from the media and public because it was written to Premier Wen
Jiabao.
The letter was written by students from Binjiang Primary School in
Ganzhou in east China’s Jiangxi province. It was delivered by their
headmistress Liu Yanqiong to the premier when she attended the fifth
session of the 10th National People’s Congress, or NPC, China’s top
legislature.
In the letter, the students expressed their appreciation for the policy
of tuition fee waivers. They said poor students at their school have
received free textbooks provided by local government.
Premier Wen said at a televised press conference at the conclusion of the
NPC session on Friday that he received the letter the day before and
replied.
In his reply, the premier hoped the pupils will grow well.

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