On September 26, in order to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the normalization of China Japan diplomatic relations, the photo exhibition of "Crabapple and Cherry Blossom Forever - Zhou Enlai and China Japan Friendship" opened in Beijing and Tokyo, the capital of Japan, at the same time. After the first exhibition, the exhibition will be held in Huai'an, China, Kyoto, Japan, Guangzhou, China and Sendai, Japan. (The picture shows an exhibition picture of young Zhou Enlai taken by a spectator in the Beijing venue.) (The picture shows Zhou Bingde (second from left), niece of Zhou Enlai and founding president of Beijing Dawan Xiangyu Charity Foundation, and Chui Xiufu, Japanese ambassador to China (first from right), taking a group photo in front of the exhibition board reflecting Premier Zhou Enlai's welcome to Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka's visit to China in 1972.) (The picture shows Gu Xiulian (fourth from left), Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the Tenth National People's Congress and Director of China's Working Committee for Caring for the Next Generation, Mizumi Koizumi (third from right), Minister of the Japanese Embassy in China, and Zhou Bingde (second from right), niece of Zhou Enlai and founding president of Beijing Dawan Xiangyu Charity Foundation, opening the photo exhibition in Beijing.) (The picture shows the audience passing a portrait of Zhou Enlai, a young man, in the Beijing venue.) (The picture shows a spectator watching and reflecting the visit of Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka to China in 1972 and the signing of a joint statement between China and Japan to normalize diplomatic relations in Beijing.) (Liu Xinshe)
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