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Our pursuing the 2018 Olympic Winter Games and attracting visitors from Pan Pacific and Asian countries are encouraging!
Tourism, exporting, and beautiful scenery lvrj/wbti: ***** +++++
By Mark Denton, Valerie Weber, Cheryl Moss, and Jennifer Kung
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Nevada Lt. Governor Brian Krolicki has Olympian vision for state tourism!
Innovation is advanced by the "creating" through the "refining".
President Dr. Andrew K. Benton of Pepperdine University inspired us by the following: "Reaching up, reaching beyond, always pressing forward; this is the passion of the human spirit." We are certainly being challenged! His message on "Progress and Promises" has brought us with a brilliant vision and practice.*168
Articles and reports about or in related to Lt. Governor Brian Krolicki of Nevada have been vivid and rich collected and written by our intellectuals, especially after he was elected the Lieutenant Governor. For the first time, we are trying to follow all the way that his Office has achieved in having an introduction about him. All credits of the contents in the following writing should be honored to the original Writer, Editor, and Publisher of Brian's Official Website.
"Brian K. Krolicki was elected as Nevada�s Lieutenant Governor in November 2006. As Lieutenant Governor, Brian is President of the State Senate, Chairman of the Commission on Economic Development, Chairman of the Commission on Tourism, and serves as a member of the State Board of Transportation," posted the Nevada Lt. Governor's website on July 20, 2008.*1002 "Prior to being elected Lieutenant Governor, Brian served two terms as Nevada�s State Treasurer. Among his many accomplishments, Brian considers his efforts to make a college education more affordable for Nevada�s families a cornerstone of his administration. He assisted in the creation of the State Treasurer�s College Savings Plan and Nevada�s Prepaid College Tuition Program and was responsible for the �roll-out?of the Millennium Scholarship in Nevada. During his tenure, Brian secured upgrades to the State�s credit ratings, saving Nevada taxpayers millions of dollars in interest costs. All three rating agencies now rate Nevada only one notch below the highest rating of AAA, which is held by just a handful of states. Brian consistently outperformed the strict investment performance benchmarks and during his tenure Nevada was the first state treasury in the country to receive the Certificate of Excellence in Investment Policy awarded by the Association of Public Treasurers of the United States and Canada. Brian also implemented many innovative programs and first-of-their-kind financial transactions that safely generated tens of millions of dollars in windfall earnings for the State."
"On the national level, in 2002, Brian was unanimously elected by his peers to serve as president of the National Association of State Treasurers (NAST), which collectively represents over $1 trillion in assets. As president, he founded the NAST Committee on Corporate Governance and served as chairman of the NAST Foundation, which promotes financial literacy and education throughout the nation. He has worked hard to promote financial literacy in Nevada by introducing the Nevada Women�s Money Conference, a free event designed to provide the necessary tools and information to become financially educated. In 2003, Brian was appointed by President George W. Bush�s administration to serve as a member of the United States Intergovernmental Policy Advisory Committee on Trade. In May 2004, Brian was selected by his state treasurer colleagues to receive the Unruh Award, given to the nation�s most outstanding state treasurer. Most recently, in December 2004, Brian was again honored by his national peers in both the private and public sectors with the highly regarded Gritz Award for Excellence in Public Finance in recognition of his leadership and innovation in the area of public debt management," the Website continued. "Prior to entering public service, Brian�s private sector experience included working for Banker�s Trust Company in New York City and for Smith Barney in San Francisco, California and Manama, Bahrain ?the Persian Gulf. He is a graduate of Stanford University. Brian and his wife, Kelly, have three young daughters." *1003
The following are the two sections of a feature article *1004 about "Reviewjournal.com wbti: Our local, national, ... search engines on Internet! ---WBTI and LVRJ: ***** +++++" :
III. Hawaii, Alumni Reunion, and Tunghai!
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***** "The kind of humor I like is the thing that makes me laugh for five seconds and think for ten minutes." ---William Davis
***** "Humor is mankind's greatest blessing." ---Mark Twain
Late Mark Twain (1835-1910) is the former American Humorist, Writer, and Lecturer.
***** "Once you get people laughing, they're listening and you can tell them almost anything." ---Herbert Gardner
Someone said that, "Give a man a fish and he will eat for a day. Teach him how to fish, and he will sit in a boat and drink beer all day." Nevertheless, what if to the best that he forgot to go home? >>> *109
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[[[ It is our pleasure to introduce some part of the two poems entitled "Pearl Harbor" and "Coral Bay." They were written originally by Huang Holang (�S��), President of HCWA, and translated in English by Dr. Oliver M. Lee (Professor Li Mingxin):
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Mountain embrace the ocean to create a coral bay
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For a search of "Tunghai University ---The manifestations of its pioneering spirit wbti" by the world's leading search engines on Internet, we may have the following information: *170
Google and Yahoo published this section (Tunghai University Alumni Association) in the morning on Monday, February 26, 2007.*1
The following information have been received from a search of "Tunghai University Alumni Association" on the Yahoo.com and Google.cn at 3:17 p. m. in the afternoon on February 27, 2007.*2 They are appeared starting from the first or front line of the first page on the Yahoo.com and Google.cn:
(1). For "Tunghai University Alumni Association" on the Yahoo.com:
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The following information have been received from a search of "http://www.thu.edu.tw/english/enindex.htm" on the Internet in the afternoon on February 27, 2007:
Welcome
From Tunghai University��s humble beginnings in 1955, we had adopted the ��pioneering spirit�� to be our hallmark. When most Taiwanese universities sole emphasis was on specialization, we were the first to encourage a well-rounded general education. When the standard practice was separation between academics and life, we innovated with a student work labor program to promote holistic education. Even after 47 years, this program is an integral part of the Tunghai curriculum. It has been affirmed by people from all walks of life, and has been imitated by other universities. These manifestations of our pioneering spirit have made Tunghai a university unique in its goals and ideals.
Tunghai has always had deep respect for the arts, and, in addition to regular lectures and seminars, sponsors a performing Arts Festival, which draws large crowds every year from the campus and surrounding community.
The tranquil Tunghai University campus is an ideal environment to pursue studies. You can frequently find teachers and students meeting together, or just relaxing, in many areas throughout the campus, whether in the acacia groves, the campus mall, the traditional Chinese-style buildings, the Sunny Meadow or the chapel.
Recently, we have been working to enlarge and improve our educational facilities. Tunghai has consistently been among the best private universities in the country. In the future, we will continue to innovate and make our unique contribution to Taiwanese higher education.
The following information have been received from a search of 'Tunghai University' on the Google com. in the evening on September 24, 2005:
About Tunghai University
Since it��s founding in 1955, Tunghai University has been an educational pioneer in higher education in Taiwan. The University early on recognized the importance of holistic education, emphasizing appreciation for the fine arts as well as developing competent graduates in their fields of expertise.
Tunghai University is located in Central Taiwan��s Taichung City. With a population of more than one million residents, a mild climate and home to the landmark Luce Chapel (one of Taiwan��s most photographed architectural masterpieces, by world-renouned architect I.M. Pei), Taichung City presents an ideal living and learning environment.
In this city, the University is located on a spacious, picturesque 345-acre hillside.
Tunghai University has long recognized the importance of cooperation with local industries and has developed a number of key research. These centers work closely with the neighboring Taichung Industrial Park and the new Central Taiwan High Technology Park to bring innovation to the market. Tunghai University has been one of Taiwan��s educational pioneers for almost five decades. The university has grown into six Colleges and a combined student body of 15,000 undergraduates and graduates. The University offers 33 undergraduate majors, 35 master degree programs, and 11 doctoral programs. Over 450 teachers, 100 teaching assistants and 260 staff members make up the personnel of this comprehensive university.
For more information about Tunghai University, we may click on:
http://www.thu.edu.tw/english/enindex.htm
We wish Tunghai University a good future with its distinguished accomplishment and notable reputation.*3
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"My Dear Fellow 1959 Classmates: �� 2007�N10��15��6 �� Tunghai 1959 Class Reunion �� ... Attached herewith, you have a most warmest invitation extended from President Haydn Chen��C��{�Z�� C��m, how are we going to respond to this?" wrote Alumnus ��M of Tunghai.*115 "Here is my suggestion: 1. We will schedule our next reunion sometime in the second half of October 2009 to include island-hop cruise in Hawaii. In so doing, we won't be able to team up together with the Tunghai 1960 Class��. Because most likely, the Tunghaii 1960 Class�� will be having their reunion in May 2009. 2. Following our trip/reunion in Hawaii, we plan an extended option to fly to Taiwan, in order to honor President Haydn Chen's invitation before that magic date of November 2, 2009 -- Our 54th Tunghai Anniversary! 3. Now, I need everybody's help and idea for input: A). Do you agree with the above proposal? Please share with me your idea! I need input, input, input! B). I need members to join our Steering or Organization Committee, the more the better. Please volunteer yourself! Thank you for your immediate action! Best Wishes, Aloha"
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The following paragraphs have been developed since November 2006, and the related information have also been shown by the search engines on Internet:
"Nevada's lieutenant governor-elect has international goals for the state's No. 1 industry, including pursuing the 2018 Olympic Winter Games and attracting travelers from China and India. Facing one of the largest audiences of Nevada tourism professionals, Treasurer Brian Krolicki, said Tuesday at the governor's conference on tourism, that putting Nevada in the running for the winter games will spur economic growth in the future. It has worked in the past," wrote Becky Bosshart.*13
"The 1960 Olympics helped to put Reno and Tahoe on the map," he said to conference participants at the Silver Legacy Casino Resort. "We want this world-class event to come here again. Some people say it's a long shot. But in tourism, we do long shots. Our efforts next year and thereafter will be seeds sown for a future harvest." *14 "Taking the second highest office in state government, Krolicki will also chair the Nevada Commission on Tourism and the Nevada Commission on Economic Development, organizations that attract and retain businesses and market the state's lucrative tourism industry. He follows Lt. Gov. Lorraine Hunt into the positions. Hunt said she is passing on a strong tourism economy that derives $40 billion a year. Tourism officials recently visited India to develop tourism ties. India's middle class is about the size of the U.S. population, 300 million."
Lt. Governor of Nevada Brian Krolicki is Chairman of both the Nevada Commission on Tourism (NCOT) and the Nevada Commission on Economic Development (NCED) since early this year. The experienced and achieved former Nevada Lt. Governor Lorraine T. Hunt-Bono is favored by both Governor Jim Gibbons and Lt. Governor Krolicki as an important Commissioner of the NCOT.
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Innovation! Leading search engines on Internet brilliantly help inspire to increase the visibility and popularity of some important individuals, projects, and articles on tourism ...
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"Tourism has become a popular global leisure activity. In 2006, there were over 842 million international tourist arrivals. Tourism is vital for many countries, due to the income generated by the consumption of goods and services by tourists, the taxes levied on businesses in the tourism industry, and the opportunity for employment in the service industries associated with tourism. These service industries include transportation services such as cruise ships and taxis, accommodation such as hotels, restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues, and other hospitality industry services such as spas and resorts," posts Tourism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.*15
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For its innovation and breakthrough in business, Nevada has more ... Are they the Special Hospitality, Gaming, Famous Convention, and their educations and exports?
"I love Las Vegas because the valley and surrounding mountains provide an unusual beauty that stirs my soul. Even when I'm stuck in traffic, the mountain shadows capture something in my heart. And if I catch a glimpse of Red Rock Canyon National Recreation Area, or the top of Mount Charleston, or Sunrise Mountain at sunset, it brings a moment of peace, even from a distance," wrote Jane Ann Morrison.*16
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"Chief Representative and Manager Hongxia (Karen) Chen of NCOT China Ltd., is in charge of the Nevada�s tourism office in the People�s Republic of China. Karen was born in ShangXi, P.R. China. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Computer Accounting from Hainan University of China, an M.B.A. in General and Strategic Management from Maastricht School of Management of the Netherlands, and studied English at the University of Nevada, Reno," posted the website of NCOT of Nevada.*307 Her accomplishments as Foreign Affairs Manager at China Hainan Airline (HNA) included establishing Luckyway ... and International Business Assistant. Karen has served as its official liaison between the U. S. and Chinese governments and as negotiator for the U. S. She is the Commission�s chief representative in China and director of the Commission�s tourism office in Beijing.
"Nevada must compete proactively for the lucrative tourism business China generates," Krolicki, Commission Chairman, said.*308 This year Karen put a lot of efforts to help in arranging the visiting Mission. "Our missions open doors for Nevada�s No. 1 industry with influential Chinese officials and give us an opportunity to �sell?our attractions and draw more visitors from China to our state."
Officials of the state Nevada tourism ventured into China in 2002 to initiate contacts and since then have made annual missions to expand and increase business with the lucrative Chinese visitor market.
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"With Lt. Governor Brian Krolicki as our Chairman of the Advisory Board of International Cities Business Council (ICBC), WBTI will be more empowered to assist the economic development and tourism of Nevada," said Nevada Assemblywoman Valerie Weber who is one of the Advisors of the Board. "Our Founder of this Council, President Dr. Tony T. Lei, and WBTI's Advisory and Facaulty members have envisioned and helped in implementing the fruitful cooperation and development between Nevada and Asian countries on tourism. He was an Investigator of The Council for International Economic Cooperation and Development in charge of the World Food Programme of the United Nations in Taiwan, ROC. At the same time he was the first of four winners of U. N. Fellowship from Taiwan to study international economic development and planning at the UN Asian Institute. Tony was elected Chairman of Social Activities Committee of the School during the graduate study in Bangkok, Thailand. Enriched the practical and ingenious study with some social parties of the Committee, all the teachers and classmates have kept a nice friendship and rememberance of their six months studying life there. Dr. Tony T. Lei received the certificate of diploma as a Fellow of United Nations Asian Institute."
The beautiful scenery of Bangkok has been very famous! "Tony, your Canonnet works! But not for a whole life," said inspiringly Director K. Kokitrubo (Mr. M. Kakitsubo) of UN Asian Institute from Japan at a dinner party by the Committee in July 1971. The sky is nice in this silver state. Nevada is now the spring fountain of world business in hospitality, entertainment, convention, and tourism! *17
Dear Classmates of 1971 (UN Asian Institute), could these bring us some homesickness about the elegant Bangkok and Thailand! For a search of "Beautiful Mekong River YouTube" and "Senic Bangkok" by the world's leading search engines on Internet:
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<<< Q: How can we make our websites more visitors? Ans.: The supreme leader of YouTube: Make fun!
"If my ship sails from sight, it doesn't mean my journey ends, it simply means the river bends." ---John Enoch Powell >>> *105
Vision, Ingeniuty, and Hard Work! -- Las Vegas is beautiful and Nevada is becoming more and more important nationally and internationally! *1006
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It is valuable! Can we also share with some finding from an American Poet, Wallace Stevens? He said, "Perhaps the truth depends on a walk around the lake." *1008
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References
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*168. Moss, Cheryl; Gronauer, Bobby; and Chang, Tiffany. 'Google, Yahoo, Search, MSN, AOL, Ask, Altavista, WebCrawler, Infoseek, and among others are on the way ---Very efficient and powerful, the leading search engines answer our people, community, and world!' "A search of 'President Dr. Andrew Benton on Google wbti' on the Yahoo.com," (July, 29, 2007), Sunnyvale, California: Yahoo.com.
*1002. Office of the Lt. Governor, 'About Lieutenant Governor Brian K. Krolicki,' "Website of Nevada Lt. Governor Brian," (Carson City, Nevada: Official Website of the Lt. Governor, 2007), 1.
*1003. Ibid.
*1004. Bill Maupin, Mark Denton, Jessie Walsh, Valerie Weber, Dr. Archie H. Chang, and Jennifer Kung. 'Reviewjournal.com wbti: Our local, national, and international visibility and popularity of Las Vegas Review-Journal are enhancing through the brilliance of world's leading search engines on Internet! ---WBTI and LVRJ: ***** ++++++,' "An article in the section Business & Administration' of WBTI's website," (June 21, 2008), Las Vegas, Nevada: Communitylink of LVRJ.
*111. Hsiao, S. W. 'Fw: 2009 Tunghai Univ. Class Reunion �� һ��1959 Classȥ��Ϻ��Q�h��c�̺��|У�L�a ��f��,' "An e-mail from Ms. S. W. Shiou to Tung-tien Lei of WBTI at Fri, 30 May 2008 10:11:14 +0800 {sw2???@thu.edu.tw}," (May 30, 2008), Taichung, Taiwan: Tunghai University.
*168. ... by Google ...
*169. Kung, Jennifer. 'Celebrating the 10th anniversary of Hawaii Chinese Writers' Association!' "A search of 'Celebrating the 10th anniversary of Hawaii wbti,' by the World's leading search engines on Internet," (June 17, 2007), Sunnyvale, California: Yahoo.com.
*170. Kung, Jennifer. 'Tunghai University ---The manifestations of its pioneering spirit have made Tunghai a university unique in its goals and ideals!' "A search of "Tunghai University ---The manifestations of its pioneering spirit wbti" by the world's leading search engines on Internet," (November 2, 2007), U. S. A.: MSN.com.
*1. Douglas, Michael; Weber, Valerie; Moss, Cheryl; and Chang, Tiffany. 'Google answers our people, community, and world! (16th of XXXII),' "A search of 'Washington Business and Technology Institute' on the Google.com," (February 27, 2007), Mountain View, California: Google.com.
*2. Ibid.
*3. Denton, Mark; Walsh, Jessie; Moss, Cheryl; and Chang, Tiffany. 'Our mutual cooperation and development between the officials and people will bring us a peaceful, happy, and healthy community,' "A search of 'Chairperson Elaine Chao' on the Yahoo.com," (February 17, 2007), U. S. A.: Yahoo.cn.
*112. Chen, Haydn. 'Re: 2009 Tunghai Univ. class reunion ...,' "An e-mail from President Haydn Chen of Tunghai University {h?????@thu.edu.tw} to Tung-tien Lei of WBTI at Wed, 28 May 2008 14:53:23, +0800," (May 28, 2008), Taichung, Taiwan: Tunghai University.
*115. Li, William C. K. 'Fwd: 2009 Tunghai Univ. class reunion ��һ�?959 Classȥ��Ϻ��Q�h��,' "An e-mail from Tunghai Alumnus ��L�� {alo?????l@gmail.com} to Tung-tien Lei of WBTI at Tue, 27 May 2008 18:30:54 -1000," (May 27, 2008), Hawaii, U. S. A.: "William Li" Alo?????l@gmail.com.
*13. Bosshart, Becky. 'Krolicki has Olympian vision for state tourism,' "An article by Becky Bosshart, Appeal Staff Writer on December 13, 2006," (October 24, 2007), U. S. A.: Nevadaappeal.com.
*14. Ibid.
*15. Search.com. 'Tourism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia,' "A search of 'tourism industry' on the leading search engines," (October 22, 2007), San Francisco, California: U. S. Internet.
*16. Valorie Vega, Mark Denton, Valerie Weber, Cheryl Moss, and Tiffany Chang. 'International visibility and popularity of Nevada are inspired to be lifted up through the leading search engines on Internet! ---President Dr. Tony Lei appointed Barbara Buckley Associate Professor of administrative strategies of the GSBPA of Washington Business and Technology Institute,' "A feature article in the section of 'International Cities Business Council' on WBTI's website," (October 22, 2007), Las Vegas, Nevada: Communitylink of Reviewjournal.com.
*307. ... on the NCOT's website of Nevada by a series of search with Google ...
*308. Ibid.
*17. Valorie Vega. Ibid.
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*1005. Bill Maupin, Valorie Vega, Jessie Walsh, Valerie Weber, and Tiffany Chang. 'Walsh wbti: The cooperation and development between the world's leading search engines (Google, MSN, and Yahoo) on Internet and WBTI help promote our Silver State and Las Vegas idea places for touring, living, and business! ***One of the great credits of Washington Business and Technology Institute is its people and forums! ---Its vision, integrity, and professionalism through the learning, dedication, and innovation have been inspired from the affirmation and philosophy of Pepperdine University,' "A search of 'Business wbti' by the world's leading search engines on Internet," (November 30, 2007), U. S. A.: MSN.com.
*1006. Dr. Archie H. Chang, Dina Titus, Stewart Bell, Jackie Glass, Valerie Weber, and Jennifer Kung, 'U. S. Department of Labor's News Releases Update to WBTI on May 29, 2008 and its Secretary of Labor Elaine L. Chao, one of the greatest world's Chinese overseas leaders with outstanding influence! ---Benton, Reid, Bush, Ensign, Berkley, Buckley, and Gibbons nevada: ***** On Google, wbti U.S., MSN, Yahoo, Search, YouTube, AOL, Sina, Facebook, and Ask wbti!' "A feature article in the PPAA Forum of WBTI's website," (Las Vegas, Nevada: Communitylink of LVRJ, May 30, 2008), 7.
*1007. ... for a search of "Art, Piano, Sport, and Performance lvrj/wbti", "Music and Pianist nevada", etc. by Search.com ...
*1008. Kung, Jennifer. '��ɽɫ�ĺꂥ oM�L��! ---�δ�һ�@�C�K��ɾͪ�, ��ʿ�I��W��о��, ��v��ĳɹ� ***Wonderful, famous rivers and canyons with attractive scenery!' ... for a searches of "Hu Jintao, President: Business & Tourism", "Messages, Speeches, and Achievements nevada", etc. by Google on May 27, 2008 ...
*1009. Paul Goulet, 'The Great Memorial Day Giveaway! ---John Ensign wbti: ***** "Self-trust is the essence of heroism." ---Ralph Waldo Emerson,' ... for a search by MSN.com ...

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Remarks At the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Dinner Honoring His Excellency Wu Bangguo, Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress of the People's Republic of China!
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SECRETARY CLINTON: Thank you very much. And it is a real pleasure to join you this evening in welcoming Chairman Wu here to Washington. Mr. Chairman, I hope you feel as welcome in our capital city as I did in Beijing earlier this year on my first overseas trip as Secretary of State.*1
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I want to thank Tom and the Chamber and all of the sponsors for hosting this dinner. The range of people and organizations represented here tonight is a testament to the scope and scale of the relationship between China and the United States and its enduring impact across industries, institutions, and borders. We are joined by representatives of business community, the non-profit world, cultural organizations, think tanks, as well as the Congress and the Administration. And I�m delighted to be here with my colleague, the Secretary of Commerce, Gary Locke.*2
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The relationship between our two countries has the potential to chart a brighter course, not just for our own nations and peoples, but indeed for the entire world. We are two of the world�s three largest economies, two of the world�s largest populations, two of the world�s largest militaries, the world�s largest consumers of energy and producers of carbon emissions. For these reasons and so many more, our respective priorities and policies have a global impact, and therefore we have a responsibility to ourselves and others to work as effectively as we can to meet the threats and seize the opportunities of the 21st century.*3
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... (To be continued ...) ...As Tom said, we have begun a groundbreaking Strategic and Economic Dialogue between our two countries. This is an effort to seek new avenues for collaboration, to find solutions together to common problems we face. Secretary Geithner and I were honored to co-host the first round here in Washington a little over a month ago, and the results exceeded our expectations. This was the largest gathering ever of top leaders from our two countries. Most of my colleagues in the Cabinet met with their counterparts in the Chinese Government. We got to know each other better through hours spent in consultation and negotiations. We had very productive exchanges on issues ranging from the global economic crisis to climate change to poverty and disease to the security threats that confront us. And already, we are seeing the results of those meetings.
President Obama and I believe we are entering a new era in China-U.S. relations. Building a strong relationship with China is a central goal of the Obama Administration and a personal priority of mine. We embraced the idea of an expanded dialogue with China early in the Administration because we wanted to build upon it as much as possible in the months and years ahead, to yield the most meaningful results and to build an even stronger foundation for future cooperation. I am very pleased that President Obama will be visiting China in November. We know that together we bear heavy responsibilities on our shoulders. We have to work to forge a new global architecture of cooperation. We have to deepen and broaden our partnership, mutual respect and shared responsibility.
We believe that through more open and honest discussion, we can strengthen not only our economic ties and accelerate the global recovery, but we can do more to strengthen that intangible of trust and of confidence that must exist between our two great countries and their leaders. (Applause.)
There are so many issues that we have to address. I just want to mention a couple. One is climate change. When I was in Beijing last winter, I visited a geothermal plant that brought together U.S. and Chinese businesses and scientists in partnership to provide clean energy and green jobs. We believe that this is the kind of investment and collaboration that is good for China, it�s good for America, and it is good for our planet. So we are cooperating more closely on other clean energy initiatives as well, including the agreement you signed this week, Mr. Chairman, with the Arizona company First Solar to develop the largest solar farm in the world. In July, during our Strategic and Economic Dialogue, our nations completed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance our cooperation on climate change, energy, and the environment. We believe that this is essential to establishing a very positive tone leading in to the Copenhagen conference in December.
We are also committed to working with China and other partners to bring peace and stability to the world�s hot spots. Our envoy to North Korea, Steven Bosworth, just returned from China, where he met with Chinese leaders to work on increasing stability in Northeast Asia by resuming the Six-Party Talks and implementing the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1874. We seek to work with China to urge Iran to live up to its international obligations. And there are many other urgent global threats that demand our joint attention, from nonproliferation to pandemic disease, particularly the H1N1 virus, to reducing poverty ?and I have said publicly and privately about China and to Chinese leaders, we admire the extraordinary progress that China has made in the last 30 years in reducing poverty in China and giving tens of millions of Chinese people the chance to have a better future. And I am pleased to announce that the United States and China will be conducting joint talks on counterterrorism this fall.
Now, we will not see eye-to-eye on every issue. We have different histories, different experiences, different perspectives. But we must seek to talk honestly and openly even when agreement is not possible. And we are committed to doing so. In July, we had a very full and frank discussion about human rights, and we agreed to hold the next round of our Human Rights Dialogue before the end of the year, and to reconvene the U.S.-China Legal Experts Dialogue. We know that this is an important part of our engagement with China.
Now, Chairman Wu is China�s chief lawmaker. I am a former lawmaker. We both know that governments are essential to solving global problems. But there is a limit to what governments can accomplish on their own. That�s why we need partnerships beyond government that stretch across sectors, that engage the full range of talent in our countries ?from the expertise of our scholars and scientists to the creative energy of our young people and the adventurous spirit of our entrepreneurs.
Business and industry will continue to play a critical role in building a stronger U.S.-China relationship. Individual joint ventures, purchase agreements, and two-way investments have increased bilateral trade by more than 400 percent just in the past decade alone. And I could not stand before any audience of this importance without mentioning the U.S. pavilion at the Shanghai Expo. (Applause.) Now, some of you know that this is a particular passion of mine, and it�s not only because I want to go back to Shanghai to open it, but it�s because this pavilion will showcase American innovation and culture to the more than 70 million visitors that China expects to welcome to the Expo. I want to thank Tom and the Chamber for the help that you have provided as we have raised the money to have a first-class pavilion that will showcase our country. It is not too late to contribute. (Laughter and applause.)
So we will be moving forward with our partnership at all levels. But the most telling measures of our progress may be less tangible than a geothermal plant or even a pavilion. We are not merely looking to address current concerns. We intend to lay the groundwork for a new pattern of cooperation, a new forum for discussion, a new structure for engagement that will allow us to work together far into the future.
This is an issue that really goes to the heart of why any of us are here tonight. Yes, those in business have to plan to be successful, to be profitable, to make sure that the products stand the test of time. Those of in government, we need to produce results for the people we represent. Chairman Wu and I know that even though we have very different political systems, at the end of the day, we are judged in the same way. Have we made life better for the people that we represent and serve?
I like to think, as I told State Councilor Dai during a wonderful dinner we had at the very beginning of our Strategic and Economic Dialogue, that in any important relationship, in any endeavor that holds promise for the future, we should think about the children whom we love, our own children, and in State Councilor Dai�s case, a very new grandchild, and almost have the pictures of those children in front of us and ask ourselves: Are we making the decisions that will give each of them a better future, a more peaceful, prosperous, secure world, a world where our children can breathe the air and drink the water, where they can pursue their own futures if they are well educated and healthy, where they have a chance to really make the most of their own lives?
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That is what is at the core of our relationship between China and the United State ?a hope and a commitment to that kind of future. Thank you all very much, and thank you, Chairman Wu. (Applause.)*5
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*1. Hillary Rodham Clinton and U.S. Department of State. 'Secretary's Remark: Remarks At the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Dinner Honoring His Excellency Wu Bangguo, Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress of the People's Republic of China!' "An e-mail to President Dr. Tony T. Lei of WBTI/USA ... Thursday, September 10, 2009 7:22 PM ^^^From: "U.S. Department of State" {usstatebpa@subscriptions.fcg.gov} Add sender to Contacts To: tojulei@yahoo.com ^^^Secretary's Remarks: Remarks At the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Dinner Honoring His Excellency Wu Bangguo, Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress of the People's Republic of China
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*112. Andrew K. Benton. 'Message from President Andrew K. Benton of Pepperdine University,' "A U.S. letter from President Benton to Dr. Tony Tung-tien Lei, President of WBTI/USA ... (Malibu. California: Pepperdine University, Office of the President, August 5, 2008), 1-2.
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