NIUE-CHINESE CONSTRUCTION WORKER-PLAUDITS

NIUE-CHINESE CONSTRUCTION WORKER-PLAUDITS

(220513) -- ALOFI, May 13, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Cabinet members meet with Zhao Quanyou (2nd L), an equipment operator of a China-aided road project, in Alofi, Niue, April 14, 2022. Zhao Quanyou had never imagined that his efforts would someday garner admiration in a foreign country. The 55-year-old equipment operator of a China-aided road project in Niue said he was astonished and felt deeply honored upon receiving a cordial invitation from Niue's cabinet as well as letters of appreciation from both the country and the Chinese embassy in New Zealand. TO GO WITH "Profile: Chinese construction worker lauded for altruistic efforts abroad" (Xinhua)

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