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BEIJING, Feb. 2 (Xinhua) -- Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao on Thursday exchanged views with German Chancellor Angela Merkel on major bilateral issues.After the closed-door meeting, Wen said this year, the 40th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two countries, was very important for bilateral relations.The two countries have arranged a variety of high-level visits as well as a series of large scale economic and cultural exchange activities for 2012.These exchanges programs have great significance for deepening bilateral mutual trust and improving bilateral coordination on coping with the complicated international political and economic situation, so as to safeguard common interests of the two countries, said Wen.Calling Merkel's visit is focusing on future, Wen said he was willing to work with Merkel to advance bilateral friendly cooperation.Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao (R) shakes hands with visiting German Chancellor Angela Merkel at the welcoming ceremony before their talks in Beijing, capital of China, Feb. 2, 2012.Merkel said Germany will host the Chinese Culture Year, which is an opportunity to promote mutual understanding and exchanges between the two countries.She praised the sound economic cooperation between Germany and China and called on the two sides to create good conditions for business operations in each other's country.Merkel arrived in Beijing on Thursday, starting a three-day official visit to China.China is the first country that Merkel has visited this year outside Europe, while she is the first foreign leader China has received after the traditional Chinese New Year which began on Jan. 23.
A freed Chinese worker is greeted by Chinese ambassador Liu Guangyuan (R front) at the Chinese Embassy in Kenya, in Nairobi Feb. 7, 2012. Twenty-nine Chinese nationals abducted by local rebels in Sudan last month arrived on Tuesday afternoon at the Wilson Airport in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi,where they were handed over to the local Chinese embassy.
The circular also addressed other issues, including China's national occupational disease monitoring system.
Those that fail to meet food safety standards will be demanded to rectify the situation and make a corresponding report to relevant educational authorities. If they fail to correct their wrongdoings, they will have their operations suspended, the document said.
"There is no pollution and the deceased can completely 'melt into' the Mother Nature," Tan said, adding that more than 1,000 people have been laid to rest in peace in the cemetery.
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