(6 Jul 2024)
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Beijing, China – 6 July 2024
1. Tracking shot of Chinese Vice President Han Zheng arriving at the opening ceremony of the World Peace Forum hosted by Tsinghua University
2. Wide of ceremony
3. Wide of media
4. Wide of Han walking to stage
5. Wide of Han delivering a speech
6. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Han Zheng, China’s Vice President:
"China insists on developing friendly cooperation with all countries on the basis of the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence, and resolutely opposes all forms of hegemonism, power politics, the Cold War mentality, interference in the internal affairs of other countries, and double standards. China will continue to play the role of a responsible major country, adhere to the diplomatic policy to maintain world peace and promote common development, and make world peace more stable and certain."
7. Various of audience
8. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Han Zheng, China’s Vice President:
"Facing complex threats to international security, China advocates common, comprehensive, cooperative and sustainable security. China emphasizes respecting and safeguarding the security of every country, coordinating the maintenance of security in traditional and non-traditional fields, and promoting the security of all countries and regions through dialogue and cooperation."
9. Mid of audience
10. Wide of Han leaving stage and shaking hands with other guests
STORYLINE:
China’s Vice President said on Saturday the country will adhere to peaceful diplomatic policies and play a responsible role in promoting the security of all countries and regions.
Han Zheng made the remarks on Saturday at the opening of the World Peace Forum hosted by the prestigious Tsinghua University.
The forum, now in its 12th edition, invites former government officials and academia to discuss international situations.
Officials said topics set to be discussed included Asia-Pacific peace, stability in the Middle East and the China-Japan relationship.
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