UK Prime Minister David Cameron’s Message on Chinese New Year 2024

　　5 February, 2024

　　I want to send my best wishes to everyone around the world celebrating Chinese New Year. Here in Britain, we’re not just marking the beginning of the Year of the Fire Monkey, 61 the growing relationship between Britain and China.

　　You can see the bond between our countries shining 62 ( bright) in our universities, 63 thousands of Chinese people are studying, in our businesses, where bilateral trade has more than doubled in five years and in our cities, with more Chinese tourists 64 (choose )to visit Britain than ever before.

　　Last year, it was 65 honour to welcome President Xi Jinping and Madame Peng to the UK, heralding(預(yù)示)a golden era in our countries’ relationship. During the state visit – the first in a decade – we made a huge range of agreements that would bring us even 66 (close) together, from more investment and research to better visa arrangements, and this year will be about delivering on those things.

　　Here in Britain, we see the impact people of Chinese origin have, day in, day 67 . From our high 68 (street) to our hospitals, our schools to our Parliament, the British Chinese community more than makes its mark, and never more so than at this time of year.

　　So, as the lights go up, the parades begin, the music 69 (start) and families gather together, let’s celebrate everything we are achieving together, and let me wish you the very best health and 70 (happy) for the new year.

　　Xin nian kuai le.

　　61. but 62. brightly 63. where 64. choosing 65. an/my

　　66. closer 67. out 68. streets 69. starts 70. happiness

　　UK Prime Minister David Cameron’s Message on Chinese New Year 2024

　　5 February, 2024

　　I want to send my best wishes to everyone around the world celebrating Chinese New Year. Here in Britain, we’re not just marking the beginning of the Year of the Fire Monkey, 61 the growing relationship between Britain and China.

　　You can see the bond between our countries shining 62 ( bright) in our universities, 63 thousands of Chinese people are studying, in our businesses, where bilateral trade has more than doubled in five years and in our cities, with more Chinese tourists 64 (choose )to visit Britain than ever before.

　　Last year, it was 65 honour to welcome President Xi Jinping and Madame Peng to the UK, heralding(預(yù)示)a golden era in our countries’ relationship. During the state visit – the first in a decade – we made a huge range of agreements that would bring us even 66 (close) together, from more investment and research to better visa arrangements, and this year will be about delivering on those things.

　　Here in Britain, we see the impact people of Chinese origin have, day in, day 67 . From our high 68 (street) to our hospitals, our schools to our Parliament, the British Chinese community more than makes its mark, and never more so than at this time of year.

　　So, as the lights go up, the parades begin, the music 69 (start) and families gather together, let’s celebrate everything we are achieving together, and let me wish you the very best health and 70 (happy) for the new year.

　　Xin nian kuai le.

　　61. but 62. brightly 63. where 64. choosing 65. an/my

　　66. closer 67. out 68. streets 69. starts 70. happiness