Outgoing China ambassador bids farewell via online reception


PETALING JAYA: From battling the pandemic to exporting frozen Musang King, outgoing China ambassador Bai Tian has many cherished memories about Malaysia. Scenes of Malaysians donating funds and supplies to Wuhan when it was a Covid-19 hotspot earlier this year with people chanting “Wuhan, stay strong” would always be etched in his heart, he said.

“I will never forget a Malay proverb that I have repeated countless times – bukit sama didaki, lurah sama dituruni (going through hills and valleys together).

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