Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping met informally on Friday in the historic city of Mahabalipuram in the south. PM Modi arrived in a traditional Tamil dress Veshti (lungi-like garment) to meet the Chinese President. The Chinese president also arrived in a casual white shirt and pants. The two leaders shook hands warmly. Special arrangements have also been made by India to welcome Xi. The Chinese President was welcomed in Mahabalipuram in the same manner as the Chinese President in Wuhan did the grand welcome of PM Modi.
The two leaders shook hands warmly. Special arrangements have also been made by India to welcome Xi.
Chariots and Shore Temples are included. The Chinese President will also enjoy cultural dance at Shore Temple in a short time. This cultural dance will be performed by the famous cultural dance group Kalakshetra of India. This famous classical dancer and activist Rukmani Devi was formed in 1936. PM Modi and Xi Chinfing visited Arjun’s austerity. During this time, there was a very good bond between PM Modi and the Chinese President. PM Modi was also seen telling Xi something about the historic site. During this time, there was a long conversation between the two leaders and Xi was seen listening carefully to PM Modi.
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Tremendous bonding seen during Krishna Butter Ball your
PM Modi and Xi Chinfing visited Krishna Butter Ball. This 250-ton natural rock is very popular among tourists. It is said that this rock has been located in one place for 1200 years. There seems to be some discussion between PM Modi and Xi about the rock. The PM was seen pointing out something about the rock with a hand gesture. After this, Xi smiled and answered something. In front of the camera, the two leaders also raised their hands and greeted.
PM Modi welcomes Xi by tweeting in Mandarin
At the same time, PM Modi welcomed Chinese President Xi Chinfing who arrived in Chennai, in a special way, PM welcomed the Chinese President and tweeted in Mandarin, English and Tamil language.
