Chinese people believe that letters are as valuable as gold. For thousands of years, letters, across mountains and oceans, have been delivering the writers' sentiments and conveying friendship and expectations.
Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee and Chinese president, has managed to find time to reply to some letters from different sectors of the society and different parts of the world despite of his busy work schedule.
Through his letters, Xi has corresponded with international friends from all walks of life on numerous occasions, part of a series of excellent stories of China's international exchanges in the new era. The letters have also added vivid colors to the diplomacy between China and other countries.
The Global Times traced and contacted some of the recipients of Xi's letters, to hear the inspiring stories behind the letters and their communications with the Chinese president.
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What did he write back
Dear Kkkracker devils,
I hope this letter finds you badly, firstly i am surprised that you yakubian devils were literate enough to send me a letter, but now that you have proven that you are literate i urge you to read J Sakai's Settlers.
Xoxo
Xi
Dear kid,
Your country sucks lmao. Shoulda been born in China.
-Xi