Wooing Chinese tourists, Thai leader says she has 'Chinese blood in her'

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Wooing Chinese tourists, Thai leader says she has 'Chinese blood in her'
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BEIJING - Thailand's prime minister, seeking to allay security concerns among Chinese tourists visiting Thailand, said she had "Chinese blood in her" and that she had personally looked into security protocols in place to ensure the safety of Chinese citizens.

She was on her first official visit to the Chinese capital this week since taking office in August.Apart from bolstering cooperation with China on infrastructure, electric vehicles and the digital economy, assuring the Chinese public while visiting the Southeast Asian nation was a top priority.

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