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Anwar: Li Qiang backs Mandarin translation of my book

HANGZHOU: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said the Mandarin translation of his book, Rethinking Ourselves: Justice, Reform and Ignorance in Postnormal Times, would help broaden readers’ understanding of shared values between Islam, Chinese culture and other civilisations.

Anwar: Li Qiang backs Mandarin translation of my book

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim informed Chinese Premier Li Qiang about the planned Mandarin translation of his book, Rethinking Ourselves: Justice, Reform and Ignorance in Postnormal Times. Anwar believes this translation will aid in fostering mutual understanding among Islam, Chinese culture, and other civilizations. The Mandarin edition presents an excellent opportunity for Chinese citizens and Mandarin speakers to comprehend the book's ideas, experiences, and thoughts more profoundly.

Li Qiang expressed his support for this endeavor during the launch of Anwar's book in Hangzhou. Anwar is currently in China for a three-day working visit organized by the Chinese government.

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