Vice-Premier Li Lanqing Meets Nobel Physics Laureate

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Vice-Premier Li Lanqing Meets Nobel Physics Laureate

Chinese Vice-Premier Li Lanqing met Wednesday with 1957 Nobel physics laureate Lee Tsung Dao and other scholars attending a Sino-U.S. physics workshop in Beijing. Li commended the program for its contribution to China's economic, scientific and educational development.

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Vice-Premier Li Lanqing Meets Nobel Physics Laureate

Chinese Vice-Premier Li Lanqing met Wednesday with 1957 Nobel physics laureate Lee Tsung Dao and other scholars attending a Sino-U.S. physics workshop in Beijing.

The meeting took place after the opening ceremony of the workshop at the Beijing University, with the theme of "Physics in the 21st century and China's development".

The workshop was held to mark the 20th anniversary of a Sino-U.S. physics graduate exchange program advocated by Chinese-American Lee with the personal support of late Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping.

Vice-Premier Li commended the program for its contribution to China's economic, scientific and educational development.

He pledged that the government would continue to extend its encouragement and support to overseas Chinese students.

Li also briefed the scholars on the latest economic and social developments in China.

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