Chinese president in Macao

Chinese president in Macao

MACAO - Chinese President Jiang Zemin greet well-wishers after arriving at Macao's international airport Dec. 19 to attend the handover of the Portuguese territory to China. The handover marks the end of 442 years of Portuguese rule in Macao, the first and last European colony in China.

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