Long March exhibit inspires foreign VIPs
Updated: 2016-10-11 07:00
By ERIK NILSSON(China Daily)
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Aniseh Abdall from Jordan, now studying in Tsinghua University for post-doctorate degree, visits the Long March exhibit at the China People's Revolution Military Museum.[Photo by ZOU HONG/CHINA DAILY] |
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