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1． 对于我本人和我的代表团成员来说，这是一个愉快而难忘的时刻。我接受阁下的邀请，

前来访问你们伟大的国家，这使我们有极好的机会重叙旧情，并结交新朋。

2． 中国政府将遵循互相尊重、平等互利、加强交流、共同发展的原则，为积极推动和促进

亚太区域的经济合作继续做出自己的努力。 3． 在新世纪、新千年即将到来的时刻，让我们加强彼此之间的联系，让我们追

寻共同的事业，让我们开诚布公、尊重事实地处理我们的分歧，让我们为了我们的子孙后代建设一个更加美好的世界

4． 在新的一年里，我们要充满希望，我们要多干实事，我们要为公司的发展添砖加瓦。 5． 一个繁荣、富强的中国，一个稳定的中国比一个动乱的、贫穷的、落后的中国要对无论

美国也好、无论对亚太地区也好、无论对世界也好，是有好处的，是有益的。这个应该说是积极的。

6． 我们应该牢牢把握中美关系的大局，妥善 解决分歧，不断朝着增进了解、扩大共识、

发展合作、共创未来的目标前进。

7． 中国历史上产生了许多杰出的哲学家、思想家、政治家、军事家、科学家和文学艺术家。 8． 近三十年的实践已经充分证明，我们进行改革开放的方向是正确的，信念是坚定的，步

骤是稳妥的，方式是渐进的，取得的成就是巨大的。

9． 要和平，不要对抗；要和作，不要强权；要发展，不要贫困；是当今世界发展的主流，

是世人的共同呼声。 10． 中国的潜在市场同国外的先进技术和资金结合起来，就能形成众多的发展机遇。 11． 我们坚持在和平共处五项原则的基础上，建立发展友好合作关系。 12． 他花了很长的时间完成公司的任务，之后去海南度过了轻松的假期，昨天才回来。 13． 13亿人口的中国保持稳定和加快发展，对促进亚太地区及世界的稳定和发展，具

有极其重要的意义。 14． 我们支持发展中国家改善他们的原料、初级产品和制成品的贸易条件，扩大销售市

场，确定公正价格等迫切要求。 15． 不少人来做生意，又来观光，从而促进了我国旅游事业的发展和服务质量的提高。 16． 尽管中国与澳大利亚社会制度有差异，在某些问题上存在一些分歧，但只要双方本

着互相尊重，彼此信任的精神，就能长期友好，平等合作，共同发展。 17． 中国幅员辽阔，自然资源丰富，廉价劳动力充裕，税收低，消费者市场不断增长，

基础设施不断完善。 18． 我认为，与那些使我们之间关系紧密的问题相比，我们之间的分歧也就算不了什么

了。 19． 品牌名称是能看得见、能说出来、能写出来的，而品牌标识是只能看得见而不能说

出来的。 20． 对于冲突的解决来说，最有害的就是他这篇不合时宜的讲话。 21． 前进道路上存在很难克服的障碍，最突出的就是心理障碍。 22． 我们有理由相信，即将开幕的2008年北京奥运会，一定会成为奥运史上科技含量

最高的一届奥运会，也会成为奥运史上节能环保程度最高的一届奥运会。 23． 互相了解，是发展国与国之间关系的前提。唯有互相了解，才能增进信任，加强合

作。 24． 建校367年来，哈佛出过7位总统，40多位诺贝尔获得者。这是你们的光荣。 25． 大家知道，我出身在一个教师的家庭，我的童年是在战火中度过的，我没有在座的

同学们那样一个美好的童年。 26． 美国当局和台湾地区领导人的会晤不是一件平常的小事。对这样一个严重事情，想

要大事化小、小事化了，是绝不行的。 27． 南北问题尖锐地摆在我们的面前，解决发展问题与解决和平问题同等迫切重要。 28． 现在北京人特别有这种感觉，一到过年过节啦，保姆都有回家，就不得了了 ，家

里面没有人管孩子，就成了很大的问题。 29． 在这里，我愿重申：中国将坚定不移地高举和平、发展、合作的旗帜，走和平发展

道路。中国将始终不渝地把自身的发展与人类共同进步联系在一起。 30． 所以有些个地方官员确实不重视农业，确实是口号农业，口头讲得很响亮，实际并

不那么干，实际上还是挖农业、损害农业。 31． 昨天，我们之间是一条羊肠小道；今天，我们之间是一条康庄大道；明天，我们之

间将是一条高速公路。 32． 我相信你会看到我们的价格是最优惠的，近年来，在其他地方，这种产品的价格上

涨的幅度很大，而我们的价格却无大的变动。 33． 我们的少量核武器和次数有限的核试验完全是为了自卫，我们从拥有核力量的第一

天起就宣布绝不首先使用核武器。 34． 今天，亚洲和欧洲的国家领导人聚集一堂，以平等友好的态度，就广泛领域的合作

交换意见。 35． 玄奘万里取经，带回南亚国家的古老文化。郑和“七下西洋”，把中华文化传向远

方的国度。 36． 今天，亚洲和欧洲的国家领导人聚集一堂，以平等友好的态度，就广泛领域的合作

交换意见。 37． 张骞出使西域，开拓举世闻名的“丝绸之路”。 38． 早在公元前2，500年，中国人就开始了仰观天文、俯察地理的活动，逐渐形成了

“天人合一”的宇宙观。 39． In conclusion, I offer to this Assembly my best wishes for success and to each of the

participants a happy and meaningful stay in China, brief as it may be. Thank you very much for your kind attention. I hope I have not tired you out so much as to prevent you from enjoying the reception which follows this opening session. 40． Thank you, Director General Han, for those opening remarks. It’s an honor to be

co-hosting with you the “First US-China Forum on Sustainable Energy and the Environment”. This meeting, which we hope is the first of many discussions between US and Chinese government and business officials, is a unique opportunity to exchange ideas and discuss areas of cooperation in the fields of energy and the environment, the two biggest challenges facing our countries in the 21st century. 41． I recall gazing around open-mouthed when I went with my wife on a holiday to

Shanghai to see the general prosperity. I think at that time almost half the tall cranes in the world were actually in Shanghai, building these vast edifices. The giddy pace of development is likely to continue, in spite of the downside of increased pollution, which affects Hong Kong of course, the demographic problems and the problems of uneven development. Shanghai is not the whole of China. 42． There are a lot more wonderful and exciting events waiting for you in the New Beijing,

a modern metropolis with 3,000 years of cultural treasures woven into the urban tapestry. Along with the iconic imagery of the Forbidden City, the Temple of Heaven and the Great Wall, the city also offers an endless mixture of theatres, museums, discos, all kinds of restaurants and shopping malls which will amaze you and delight you.

43． We have gone down a different path and the possibility for engaging with this country in

wider issues of mutual benefit and of common interest for the whole world puts United Kingdom in an interesting position. We are by far the most open of all the high-income countries. If we have time, perhaps we can talk a bit more later about the degree of our openness. Just today, GE has bought Wood, which is one of the most important manufacturers in its niche in oilfield services sector. Just very day there is a story of this kind, which is not a good or a bad thing, but it differentiates us sharply from Germany and to some degree from France. 44． Tourism has become the leading driver of a number of our economies over the past two

decades. Despite our concerted efforts, much more has to be done with regard to changing attitudes so that our people recognize the importance of the agricultural industry and its potential, if efficiently run, to generate profits. This linage must not only be seen in the light of Member States supplying goods for their own markets, but also the breadbasket for other developing countries in the region. 45． I want to thank all who participated in this historic summit --- 49 leaders from every

region of the world. Today’s progress was possible because these leaders came not simply to talk, but to take actions; not simply to make vague pledges of future action, but to commit to meaningful steps that they are prepared to implement right now. 46． In 2009, China’s imports totaled US$1.0056 trillion, and its trade surplus dropped by

US$102 billion. In the first seven months of this year, China’s imports reached US$766.6 billion, a surge of 47.2 percent year-on-year and the trade surplus was reduced by US$22.6 billion year-on-year. 47． Generally speaking, from the companies that we see coming to this, their level of

knowledge is incredibly basic to begin with and that is a risk to the UK if UK business people do not understand what is going on in the second largest economy in the world. So, somehow, through many different means --- and I think it is through multiple means --- we have got to improve the knowledge of what is going on in China and Asia more generally in our country. 48． During the past decade, you have made massive investments in your universities,

strengthening the most excellent of those institutions while broadening access to higher education from less than 5 percent to more than 15 percent of your college-age population. Your nation’s focus on education has contributed substantially to your historically unprecedented success in lifting more than 200 million of your citizens out of poverty in the past quarter century. 49． The first three set out priorities for action in the fields of development, security and

human rights, respectively, while the last deals with global institutions --- mainly the United Nations itself, which must be, as the Millennium Declaration says, “a more effective instrument” for pursuing those priorities. 50． Their sportsmanship and team spirit have inspired us all, and allowed us to believe that

anything is possible. It is my deepest wish that you will take the spirit of the Asian Games, the ideals of fair play, tolerance and understanding, back to your homes and continue to spread these important messages. 51． I think the biggest challenge for SMEs is lack of resource in the broader sense: both

money and number of hours in the day. SME business owners tend to be pulled in multiple directions. And that is the biggest challenge in the context of China, because it is a long way

away; it costs a great deal of money to develop the market. You do need to build those relationships that were mentioned earlier, and that requires a huge amount of investment, both timewise and capitalwise. But there are good opportunities.

52． We each do the piece that we do best --- as we’re doing, for example, in support of

Ghana’s food security plan, which will help more farmers get more goods to market and earn more money to support their families. 53． The challenges we face will be familiar to all of you: seismic shifts on global media; the

Internet making everything global; fierce competition from media outlets that wouldn’t have registered a few years ago; new technologies creating rapid changes in audience expectations --- not least to contribute and take part and to consume when and how they choose. 54． I want to thank all who participated in this historic summit --- 49 leaders from every

region of the world. Today’s progress was possible because these leaders came not simply to talk, but to take actions; not simply to make vague pledges of future action, but to commit to meaningful steps that they are prepared to implement right now. 55． And there has been no sector of our societies that have been stronger proponents of

US-China relations than the business sector. And so I’m very pleased that we have some of America’s top businesses here. Many of them have a longstanding relationship with China; have been selling American goods, promoting American services in China. And they, I think, can testify to the benefits that the United States obtains from strong relations with China. 56． We’ve got some Chinese business leaders here, who I know are already doing business

in the United States, making investments in the United States, and helping grow the economy here in the United States. I know they’re interested in finding ways that they can expand their activities in the United States. 57． I make proposals for enabling the Economic and Social Council, whose functions are

clearly relevant to our all-important development agenda, to play the leading role that should be expected of it, in making and implementing coherent United Nations policies for development. 58． Today, with the ever-increasing applications of core technology of the new generation of

Web 2.0 mode of information communication represented by blogs, tags, SNS, RSS and wiki, we deeply feel that Internet information technology is propelling the changes of technical approaches, functional structures and pattern modes to further change the transformation of the modes of the operation of society. 59． As Canada’s third largest metropolitan city after Toronto and Montreal, Vancouver is an

important industrial, financial and business center. While forestry remains its largest industry, it is well known as an urban center surrounded by nature, making tourism its second-largest industry. It is also the third-largest film production center in North America after Los Angeles and New York City, earning its film industry the nickname Hollywood North. 60． Over time, expenses and fees can really make a difference. On an investment held for 20

years, a one percent annual fee will reduce the ending account balance by 18 percent. Say you started out with $10,000. And you averaged a 12 percent return for 20 years. That percent higher fee just cost you $14,000. You could have had $78,000, but instead you $64,000. That’s pretty good, but what did you get for those higher fees? That is the $64,000 dollar question.

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