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    How U.S. leaders, public view the Chinese president (4)

    (Xinhua)    15:39, September 19, 2015
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      People-first

    A report from New York Times once said that Chinese President Xi Jinping has become a part of Chinese people’s life, as many netizens write songs for him, create cartoons for him and have nicknamed him “Xi Dada” – all of which reflect the people’s love for and trust within the president.

    This is also how the American general public views the Chinese president - as amiable and affable.

    On December 28, 2013, a post on Sina Weibo, the largest social media network in China, with the Chinese President buying steamed buns at a local restaurant in Beijing went viral. Many US netizens were also touched by his frugality and people-first attitude.


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    (Editor:Huang Jin,Bianji)

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