Sino-Thai cooperation on fast track

A Fuxing bullet train replica painted in Thailand's national colors, which was presented by President Xi Jinping during the 29th APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting in Bangkok in November 2022 and holds pride of place among state gifts at the Thai government house, is on its way to being translated into reality.

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