Recently, I had a similar situation. An information page with the domain angiangquetoi.com uses my information “An Giang organizes and controls people and vehicles from outside the province to enter the area” (published on An Giang electronic newspaper on May 30). It is worth mentioning that although the news site still notes the author and the source, it does not use the image of An Giang Newspaper, but uses an image of unknown source. After that, the owner of the Facebook account “QSK” (Long Xuyen City) confirmed that the photo was taken by themselves and shared on their personal Facebook social network, unexpectedly being “stolen” to post in another place. . Although the incident was simple, it affected me a lot personally. Many people who do not understand the story have condemned the journalist for breaking the rules, “sitting for a while and stealing people’s pictures and then writing articles”, “losing to the press” … Talking to reporters, account owners “QSK” expressed: “In the morning, I just posted a photo on social networks, then discovered that the photo had been posted on the angiangquetoi site, without credit. I also thought about the situation that the page stole the content and the author’s name, so I decided to share the information on the social network Facebook for everyone to share. Through that, I ask the Web site to stop using other people’s photos, bluffing, and discrediting journalists.” The news content of An Giang Newspaper was “carried” to the angiangquetoi page reflected by readers Many people confuse the mainstream press with online news sites, between reporters – journalists and individual website administrators. A series of information “view sentences”, “Like sentences” and errors in information on these pages are all attributed to the “crimes” of the press and journalists, with extreme comments. “small don’t study, big become a journalist”. According to Decree No. 72/2013, dated July 15, 2013 of the Government and Circular No. 09/2014/TT-BTTTT, dated August 19, 2014 of the Ministry of Information and Communications, a general website is the website of an agency, organization or enterprise, providing general information on the basis of verbatim and accurate citation of the official source and clearly stating the author’s name or the name of the agency of the main source. mode, time posted, broadcast that information. Internal website is the website of an agency, organization or enterprise, providing information on functions, powers, tasks, organizational apparatus, services, products and industries. and other information for the operation of the same agency, organization or enterprise and does not provide general information. Personal website means an electronic information page set up by an individual or through the use of social networking services to provide and exchange information of that individual, not on behalf of the organization. other organizations or individuals and do not provide aggregated information… E-newspaper is a type of press designed and built as a Website based on the Internet, licensed to operate by the Ministry of Information and Communications. According to the Department of Broadcasting, Television and Electronic Information, “newspapering” a general information website is the current state of this page building an interface, synthesizing, updating news and articles like newspapers, specializing in gathering information. sensational, “View sentence” makes readers mistakenly believe it is an electronic newspaper, causing great influence on society. Many sites are still operating, producing news and articles like press agencies but do not have a license as prescribed. The management and sanctioning sanctions are prescribed, but when dealing with this page, another page pops up. The mainstream press also couldn’t take the time to report violations, so the situation continued. We hope that readers will have a better understanding of electronic newspapers and websites, general electronic information, consider choosing official websites to access correct and timely information. At the same time, it is recommended that the authorities take strong action to handle violations, especially acts of operating in contravention of the principles, purposes and contents of the issued licenses, acts of taking advantage of the website. aggregated electronic information to act as an online newspaper, an electronic magazine, acts of providing sensational information, solicitation, violation of copyright and provisions of the law on intellectual property .

Author Laurence Bergreen has followed Marco Polo to his hometown, Venice, and throughout China, visiting the places he has described, including Beijing to the east, Hangzhou to the south and Kunming to West. The author also visited Shanghai, Taiwan to track down the doctrines and relics left by Polo. Especially visit Mongolia and live in a simple round tent to experience Asia and the mystery of Mongolia like Marco Polo did. The author also relies heavily on material on Marco Polo in English, French, Italian, Persian, Latin, Mandarin and Mongolian… to write the book “Marco Polo – From Venice to Venice”. Shangdu”, aims to explore the long-running controversy surrounding the legend of Polo and the age-old unanswered questions. In a lively blend of history, biography and travel, author Laurence Bergreen separates myth from history, narrating and writing with a keen eye for detail to create a most relatable document. about the adventures of Polo. “Marco Polo – From Venice to Upper Capital” is as fascinating as the life it depicts. Commenting on the book, the weekly review of The New York Times said that this is a funny and attractive travel book. The world in which Marco Polo entered was new and stranger than the fable. It’s truly a passionate retelling of Marco Polo’s timeless story, says Jonathan Spence, author of Emperor of China. Laurence Bergreen draws from a series of Marco Polo’s manuscripts that have survived to this day, to provide a compelling portrait of how and where Marco Polo came to China in the 13th century, about what he saw, felt and acted upon when he got there. Readers unfamiliar with the adventures of Marco Polo will find much delight in this book. The book is published by World Publishing House in collaboration with Omega Plus.

Mr. Hoang Van Hanh sells all kinds of products made by his family. Photo: Nguyen Dung. In the past, the local people did not know how to trade in agricultural products and their products, because they brought goods from Dong Khe commune to the central market of Van Chan district by a far distance, so people set up small stalls right at the market. along Highway 32 for sale. The owners of the goods sold at the market are relatives of the Mong, Thai, and Tay ethnic groups living in Dong Khe and Suoi Bu communes, many of whom cannot speak Mandarin. Initially, they sold with different high and low prices, so Mr. Hoang Hiep Cuoc was the first person to trade in the market and told everyone to sell the same price for all items, which is 5 thousand. Because it has no name and has not been planned as a people’s market, people around and passersby call this place a market of 5,000, or a market for one price. In the market, I saw Ms. Sung Thi Dong selling vegetables with her son on the roadside. She is a Mong ethnic living in Ba Cau village, Suoi Bu commune, recently she went to the market to sell vegetables. Her customers are passersby and people in the surrounding communes. Because the price is only 5 thousand, the vegetables are grown in the high mountains and are always fresh, so each customer usually buys a few at a time. Ms. Nguyen Thi Thao sells specialty rice. Photo: Nguyen Dung. Sitting selling goods in the sun, the road is full of cars, so it is very dusty, but it helps her earn a little more money to cover her life. Sitting next to her are elderly Mong and Thai people selling wild vegetables, bamboo shoots and specialty rice. These old women do not speak Mandarin well, but they also bring goods to the market to sell, because the items have only one price and do not need to be bargained like other normal markets. Mr. Hoang Van Hanh, living in the market, he has just brought cucumbers, pumpkins, bamboo shoots, bitter melons, vegetables … for sale right at the door. Mr. Hanh said: My wife and I, Lo Thi Thuy, bring our family’s things to sell to passersby. My vegetables and herbs do not use pesticides, so you can rest assured that you use them… He added that in the bamboo shoot season, he and his wife can sell nearly 2 tons per month and a few kilograms of other agricultural products, thanks to which the family can make a small amount of income. Some people around here also bring goods to sell, many of which are herbal products exploited by people in the forest, at this time the items are not the same price of 5 thousand as before. Ms. Nguyen Thi Thao specializes in selling specialty rice such as black brown rice, brown rice, plain rice, etc., with prices ranging from 20,000 to 30,000 VND/kg. She said, her buyers are mostly tourists and passersby, many in Yen Bai city, Hanoi… buy a few dozen pounds to eat and give as gifts. Ms. Nguyen Thi Xoan sells wild pineapples to customers to buy as medicine. Photo: Nguyen Dung. The large stalls in the market of 5,000 sell precious herbs and many types of herbal medicine. In which, Ms. Nguyen Thi Xoan’s stall has nearly 100 different products, including: forest shiitake mushrooms, forest seed bananas, forest myrtle, mousse, dan den, hummus, honeydew tea – red ginseng , fenugreek, Jiaogulan, dried squash, string tea, hemp, wild pineapple, medlar, jade crane… Many items are mined by her mother-in-law, Mrs. Ha Thi An, who knows how to collect and exploit drugs in the forest. bought from people, in addition, she also sells medicines for postpartum women, kidney medicine, special medicine for bones and joints, medicine for stomach pain … The herbs she buys from local people, her husband, Mr. Loc Duc Huynh, helps her daily to chop, dry, sieve, and then pack them for sale. Mr. Loc Duc Huynh closes goods to sell to customers far away. Photo: Nguyen Dung. In the past, Huynh worked as a worker on Dong Khe quarry and many other places. His hard work did not earn much, so he went back to help his wife and mother buy and sell medicinal herbs. Each month, Ms. Xoan and her husband sell nearly 1 ton of medicinal herbs of all kinds to tourists, pharmacies everywhere from Lao Cai, Hanoi to Dong Nai. Another stall owner in the 5,000 market is Ms. Hoang Van Nga from Thai ethnicity who has lived here for a long time, her family also sells male medicines that have the effect of tonic kidney, yang, liver, liver detoxification… Besides, She also sells it online and carries it by post or passenger car. Ms. Hoang Van Nga at the family drugstore. Photo: Nguyen Dung. Over the past ten years, the 5,000-dollar market is not only commercially significant, but also a cultural address that attracts tourists near and far because of the simple, rustic and genuine human element here.

Polo introduced China’s cultural wealth to Europe, sparking the West’s centuries-old fascination with Asia. His journey has marked as a legendary journey that few astronauts in history have matched, in terms of its impact on the minds of both contemporaries and posterity. One of the rare books that truthfully explores much information about Marco Polo’s great journey Laurence Bergreen (co-author of the book Columbus – Four voyages ) followed Marco Polo’s to his hometown – Venice, and throughout China, visiting the places he described, including Beijing in the east, Hangzhou in the south and Kunming in the west. The author also visited Shanghai, Taiwan to track down the theories and relics that Polo left behind. Visit Mongolia in particular and live in a simple round tent to experience Asia and the mysteries of Mongolia like Marco Polo did. The author also relied significantly on Marco Polo resources in English, French, Italian, Latin, Mandarin, Mongolian … to write this work to explore the controversy surrounding lingering around. Legend of Polo and ancient questions that have not been answered. On the cover of the book is a picture of Dai Han Kublai Khan hunting. The Khan can be considered the main character in the story of Marco Polo as well as in the work of Bergreen. He was a powerful influence on Marco. His hunt can be compared to a battle, which during nearly 20 years working alongside the Khan, Marco accompanied many times. In a lively blend of history, biography and travel, author Laurence Bergreen separates legend from history, narrative, and writes with a keen eye to detail to create a plausible document. Best about Polo’s adventures. Hence, Marco Polo – From Venice to Shanghai as fascinating as the life it describes. According to Laurence Bergreen, a few years ago, when he intended to write about explorers, Marco Polo was the first person he thought of because of his influence on the Age of Discovery in general and on the adventurers. others in particular such as Magellan and Columbus. “I write about the victories and legacy that he left behind recently, but this idea has been conceived for years. His life story has many fascinating and interesting details because there are not many writings about him or his journey for adults. One of the reasons that inspired me to write about Marco Polo is that I believe that his adventures live forever, ”the author said. Laurence Bergreen started this book with research about the thirteenth century, but at the end of the project he realized that the world was not much different then that it is today. The human nature and geography have not changed, the belief systems he witnessed still exist today. The West was attracted to China and traded with them just like Polo’s. “After a while, I asked myself,” Has anything changed? ” Of course there are many, but his adventures are still very rewarding, new and highly reportable ”, shared Laurence Bergreen.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) alumni at that time had to consider choosing a stopover in their year-long project in Asia. With proficiency in both English and Mandarin, Jon finally decided to choose Singapore. Lion Island has many unique and interesting experience activities, but Jon has chosen for himself a very own way to explore the country and its people. And the cuisine is the answer to Jon’s unforgettable experiences in this island nation. The young man “collapses Singapore” Jon Lu and the chef of Odette restaurant. (Source: CNN) Up to now, the American has visited a total of 255 restaurants, including cafes and street vendors. Including 37 Michelin-starred restaurants. These figures are considered an impressive feat, especially in the period when the city’s restaurants have been closed for live dining for more than two months. Not to mention that Jon had to take a temporary break for a while because his health declined. When the city started to partially close the country – also known as Circuit Breaker – from April 7 to June 1, 2020, restaurants were forced to switch to a take-away form. ). But that didn’t stop Jon, who continued to extend his culinary experience by ordering takeout. Not once, but twice a day, during the first half of this difficult period. And most of all, these are not ordinary meals. Jon Lu has chosen to focus on the city’s many famous culinary landmarks, including the Michelin-starred honor restaurants – which usually take weeks, even months, to book a table. “It’s been a tough time for the F&B (food service) industry – I want to do as much as I can to help support local businesses,” Jon said. This special culinary journey is detailed by Jon Lu on his personal page [email protected] (Source: CNN) With endless opportunities to experience at Singapore’s top restaurants – a feat that even the culinary critics take a year or two to achieve, Jon becomes the expert at hand. tips on the best food destinations in Singapore. In his favorite Michelin star restaurant lineup is Odette with 3 Michelin stars by chef Julien Royer. Jon has experienced the meal here 4 times and are extremely satisfied. He highly appreciates contemporary French restaurants for “extremely delicate and technically excellent” dishes. In the Japanese restaurant category, Jon Lu chooses Sushi Kimura. Although this place only received 1 Michelin star, he still fondly visited twice. He shared that chef and owner Tomo-o Kimura gives diners “thicker” and “more exotic” fish pieces. These include sujiko (salmon roe), oki aji (white-tongue jackfish) and usubu hagi (unicorn fish). Not to mention Kimura’s shari (sushi rice), “sure but still surprisingly light,” and served at “perfect temperature”. When it comes to Singaporean cuisine, chef Han Li Guang’s Labyrinth restaurant caught Jon’s attention. It is famous for displaying enhanced versions of local dishes – like Signature Chilli Crab – that originated from Lion Island with mostly locally sourced ingredients. Jon Lu has a passion for culinary experience since he was an intern in Chicago, USA. (Source: CNN) Jon Lu’s most-visited site in Singapore is, surprisingly, a new two-year-old restaurant named Preludio that has yet to receive a Michelin star. Run by Colombian chef Fernando Arevalo, Preludio serves “writer’s cuisine” around an annual theme called “chapter”. Jon Lu himself “is an ordinary person who does not like to repeat dishes at high-end restaurants”, so the fact that he dine at Preludio nine times (in 2020) is “a testament to their creativity”. . Jon Lu shared that food and exploring places have been a hobby of him since 2015. At that time, he was just a student intern in downtown Chicago and in a multitude of culinary landmarks just a few steps from your office … Since then, Jon Lu has been to at least 300 different restaurants each year, starting with popular cafes and boutiques. This journey continues until he graduates in 2019 and there is no sign of stopping in the future. (According to CNN)

So, according to the original work, where did the Ten Rings come from, and how powerful is it? The Ten Rings has many origins from past to present, however follows the latest origins in the series Invincible Iron Man of writer Matt Fraction, they were found by the Mandarin in a cave, when he was on the run because of being hunted by the Chinese authorities. According to the latest origins, the Ten Rings were the ten rollers that contained the souls of ten legendary space warriors, mounted on a test tube in an alien ship. After wearing ten rings, Mandarin was tasked with reviving them by the spirits of ten warriors. In the story Iron Man: The Dragon Seed Saga , Iron Man and Mandarin’s feud originated when Tony Stark was kidnapped, and Mandarin wanted Tony to solve the mystery behind the Ten Rings. After that, everyone knows, Tony becomes Iron Man, Mandarin spares his life and begins a persistent feud from then until after. Due to the inner soul, these ten rings have their own consciousness. Below are the powers of the Ten Rings, from left to right. However, this is only the latest statistic, and their capacity in the past is somewhat different from the present. Right thumb: Remaker This ring has the ability to manipulate matter on the subatomic level. However, it cannot transform elements or affect objects enclosed in force or energy fields. With Remaker, the Mandarin was able to transform the surrounding air into poison gas, freezing the air around the enemy into a hard material like cement, even changing both her outfit and appearance. Even Malekith also thinks that the Mandarin is capable enough to turn Iron Man’s armor into gold. Right index finger: Influence This ring can exert force-changing objects. Right middle finger: Spin Spin can slow time around the Mandarin and can help him move lightning fast in the eyes of his opponent. Basically, it helps the owner gain super-speed moves by manipulating time. The speed of Spin users is said to be able to reach the level of Quicksilver parity. Right hand ring finger: Spectral This ring manipulates the air around the Mandarin and allows him to appear faintly or invisibly, like a ghost. Right hand pinkie: Nightbringer Can create shadow at will. In the past, it was said to have drawn its power from the Darkforce dimension. Left hand pinkie: Zero Zero is originally a ring possessing the ability to create cold air and ice. Besides, it seems like it can also create a vacuum bomb? Left hand ring finger: Liar Liar can create the illusion that is considered difficult to escape (like a dream), but also affects the Mandarin itself. Left middle finger: Lighting This ring can help Mandarin create electric jets in the air. Lighting can help owners launch lightning-based physical attacks. Left index finger: Incandescence It contains a miniature heart of a star and ignites the air around it. With this ring, Mandarin can burn everything, even just in thought, not necessarily released in the form of beams. Left thumb: Daimonic This ring has the ability to control the minds of others, causing them to haunt them and force them to be loyal. Although he hates the Mandarin very much, but Ezekiel Stane still has to listen to him.

In the space of the traditional Tet holiday, Vietnamese people play Tet pictures quite differently and depending on each person’s conditions, or according to the customs and practices of each region. The book of Vietnamese folk paintings collected and researched (1st edition of Ho Chi Minh City Culture – Culture Publishing House, in 2021) introduces a collection of Tet paintings collected by Maurice Durand since 1940 in Hanoi. In this collection, a considerable number of New Year’s congratulation paintings, in which there are congratulatory paintings expressed in direct words … In the photo, there are Phuc and Duc words in stylized style and Nhan letters. , Meaning, Ceremony, Tri, Tin, Phu, Quy, Loc, Khang, Ninh. Besides, New Year’s greetings are presented in short sentences around wishing wealth and benefits. In the picture is a picture of a baby holding a gourd with the words “Gemstone with two needles” (piled gold and pearls). The picture of a mandarin holding the word “ton loc” – a growing fortune (on the right) and a picture of a mandarin holding the word “ton fortune” – is more and more wealth. This is another version of the mandarin mandarin painting holding the words “ton loc”, “ton fortune”. Wishes for fortune and fortune are sometimes compared to high status and numerous descendants (high fortune and promotion). This is a picture of two children, an older one holding a baby, holding a book in his hand, with the word “nail fortune and prosperity” – giving birth to a noble and prosperous. Below is a jar, outside the word Kim (gold, silver). Longevity wishes are used very often and are combined with the word wealth, wealth and the birth of many children. This is expressed in two simple words “immortal” or presented in a more complex and poetic way, in the style “Dedicating the Spring” (dedicating thousands of spring seasons), or as in the photo, “Phu Forever precious flowers “(endowed with flowers for thousands of years). The most important wishes are to have descendants of the family line, often represented by the image of a pomegranate or healthy children, such as “Pomegranate conception” (pomegranate blooms a hundred children), “The most Gentle and gentle family peace “(Peaceful family; gentle children and grandchildren). Or this wish is also nested with sentence patterns such as: “Đắc Thọ multi boys” – long life and many sons (picture on the right); “Happy, the audience will respect” – have the happiness to live a long life to see your children and grandchildren (picture left). In addition to the congratulatory paintings expressed in direct words, there are also New Years wishes with meaning illustrated images of flowers, fruits, animals, objects and people. To understand the meaning of this kind of paintings need to know their estimates and symbols. For example, the peacock is a symbol of peace and prosperity, the cranes and turtles represent longevity, the pig picture represents prosperity … In the picture on the left, the peach symbolizes longevity. ; The pomegranate fruit represents the desire to flourish and have many children and grandchildren. Two children wear peaches and pomegranates on their heads with the same meaning as above. In the picture is a picture of the toad (three-legged type) representing the pass in the exam. In addition to the above types of New Year’s congratulation paintings, there are also congratulatory paintings expressed through the phenomenal object called homophones. . Congratulatory paintings of this type are very popular, reflected in folk paintings and often create quite subtle puns. For example, the image of a millet rooster is homogeneous to the word sand means (auspicious, good). The painting of the vase also expresses the desire to be safe because the vase evokes the word “peaceful”. In the photo is a picture of fish (fishermen) used to wish warmth and full of wealth. The word Diep (butterfly) is similar to the word Điệt Điệt (only seventy-eight years old) is used to express wishes for a long and long life.

Malaysian Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein said he viewed his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi as the eldest brother during his visit to China. (Source: THX)

During a recent joint press conference in Fujian province (China) with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi, Malaysian Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein said he considered Wang Yi to be taiko (roughly translated: eldest brother) after He describes Malaysia and China as a family.

Mentioning this phrase, Mr. Hishammuddin spoke in Mandarin before translating himself into English. In response, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi also emphasized: “We are brothers”.

Malaysian public opinion responded

Immediately, this “big brother” diplomacy “stormed” Chinese social networks because that claim was seen as Malaysia’s strong respect for China, the second largest economy. gender.

However, it has caused a lot of controversy in Malaysia because many people believe that Mr. Hishammuddin seems to be “marrying” Beijing and downplaying Kuala Lumpur’s status.

In response to criticism from domestic public opinion, the Malaysian Foreign Minister explained that it was a way of showing respect to his Chinese counterpart, as Wang Yi was older (67 years old) Mr. Hishamuddin (59 years old). and a more veteran diplomat.

During his first visit as foreign minister, Mr. Hishammuddin chose China as a way to express his appreciation to Beijing for its help in fighting the Covid-19 pandemic.

Before that, when the Covid-19 epidemic was seriously spreading in Malaysia, China sent masks and other medical protective equipment to assist this country, and at the same time shared its epidemic prevention experience.

Although Malaysia’s Foreign Minister has voiced his opinion that this is a way of showing respect and thanks, his explanation still cannot calm domestic public opinion.

Led by the attackers were former Malaysian Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Anifah Aman and opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. They commented that Mr. Hishammuddin had made an elementary mistake in diplomacy, leaving his personal feelings overwhelmed and possibly unintentionally “putting Malaysia in a position as a puppet” of a major country and asking for an apology.

Meanwhile, the Chinese side highly appreciated the desire for cooperation and the sincerity in the words of Mr. Hishammuddin, who has always had goodwill in relations with China and hopes a positive future for the two countries’ relations.

The Chinese daily newspaper in Malaysia Sin Chew Jit Poh commented that the word “taiko” did not show inferiority and turned the issue over: “Does Mr. Hishammuddin sign any treaty that could destroy Malaysian interests? Did Mr. Hishammuddin give up national sovereignty to China? What is diplomacy? It is the clever use of language to smooth the process of achieving its goals in international negotiations ”.

Two angles of politics and economics

For the political observer, Professor Dr. Chin Yew Sin, Mr. Hishammuddin’s statement can be explained from two perspectives on politics and economics.

From a political perspective, with the Malaysian general election (GE15) approaching, Mr. Hishammuddin wants to express his goodwill to China to attract Chinese-American votes in Malaysia. According to the survey, about 30% of Chinese voters have not decided which party to support in GE15.

From an economic perspective, Malaysia’s economy is facing many difficulties due to the Covid-19 pandemic, so it is very necessary for big partners like China in the context that Beijing is facing many “obstacles” in relations with the West. In addition, after the Covid-19 epidemic, Malaysia also needs to attract Chinese tourists to revive the tourism industry.

“Did Hishammuddin suddenly call China ‘taiko’?”, Professor Chin Yew Sin emphasized.

Some have suggested that Foreign Minister Hishammuddin is looking to use his personal capacity to achieve the national goals for Malaysia. As the Chinese economy is thriving when it recovers rapidly from the pandemic, Kuala Lumpur needs to strengthen economic cooperation with Beijing.

China is Malaysia’s largest trading partner for the past 12 years. Despite the pandemic, China’s imports of goods hit a record high in 2020. This brings many economic and commercial benefits to Malaysia.

From this trip, Malaysia has achieved a number of breakthroughs in trade. In particular, Beijing agreed to allow imports of red palm oil from Kuala Lumpur, which previously did not meet China’s color specification standards.

This is an important turning point for the Malaysian economy because palm oil is a major export item and foreign currency earnings for Malaysia. The Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC) recently forecast that China would import about 6.8 million tons of palm oil this year. Of which, about 42% of palm oil will come from Malaysia.

In addition, during the visit, Mr. Wang Yi also said that China was ready to work with Malaysia to continue promoting cooperation in the post-Covid-19 high quality Belt and Road initiative.

At the same time, the Chinese side also expressed its readiness to strengthen cooperation in Covid-19 vaccine and treatment research with Malaysia. In addition, the two sides also agreed to strengthen cooperation in digital technology areas such as 5G, the digital economy and modern agriculture.

Malaysia’s foreign minister’s visit to China is part of a series of foreign ministers’ visits to Beijing from March 31 to April 2, at the invitation of the Chinese Foreign Minister. The foreign ministers of the remaining three Southeast Asian countries are Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines.

(According to The Star)