THE PHILIPPINES-MANILA-SHIP QI JIGUANG-DEPART

THE PHILIPPINES-MANILA-SHIP QI JIGUANG-DEPART

(230617) -- MANILA, June 17, 2023 (Xinhua) -- People see off crew members of Chinese naval training ship Qi Jiguang (Hull 83) at a farewell ceremony at South Harbor in Manila, the Philippines, June 17, 2023. The Chinese naval training ship Qi Jiguang (Hull 83) departed for China on Saturday after successfully concluding its goodwill visit to the Philippines. (Xinhua)

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