Russian students hold Chinese and Russian national flags to welcome Chinese guests. (Photo by Qu Pei from People’s Daily) Chinese President Xi Jinping’s remarks at the 4th Eastern Economic Forum (EEF) showcased the broad horizon of Chinese leaders and charted the course for regional cooperation on peace and development, representatives told the People’s Daily after Xi delivered the speech in Russia's Far Eastern port city of Vladivostok on Wednesday.
A woman in traditional Chinese costume paints at a shop in Vladivostok, Russia on Sept. 11, 2018.
It is widely believed that the fourth Eastern Economic Forum (EEF), first attended by a Chinese head of state, signifies that China-Russia economic and trade relations have been lifted onto a new height and come to a new chapter. Cross-border e-commerce, two-way investment, construction of the Belt and Road, and regional economic cooperation become focus of attendees at the EEF running from Tuesday to Thursday.
To celebrate the opening of the Fourth Oriental Economic Forum, Vladivostok set up a "Far East Street" to introduce guests to the charms of Russia on Sept. 11, 2018.
