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1, Prime Ministers of Li Keqiang and New Zealand sent congratulatory messages to the opening ceremony of "China-New Zealand Tourism Year".

CCTV News (news broadcast): The opening ceremony of 20 19 "China-New Zealand Tourism Year" was held in Wellington, New Zealand on March 30th. People's Republic of China (PRC) Li Keqiang, Premier of the State Council of the People's Republic of China and New Zealand Prime Minister Aden congratulated the opening ceremony respectively.

2. Sixty years of democratic reform in Tibet

CCTV News (news broadcast): Spring comes to the plateau and a hundred flowers blossom. In the 60 years of democratic reform in Tibet, especially since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, a series of livelihood measures have been accelerated, and production and living conditions have been greatly improved. The snowy plateau is becoming a beautiful home for people of all ethnic groups to live and work in peace.

3. Spring ploughing all over the country has steadily promoted "smart" agriculture to show its talents.

At present, spring ploughing and sowing are progressing steadily, and more than 654.38+0.5 billion mu of various crops have been planted nationwide. This year, more and more grain producing areas have introduced new equipment and adopted new means. Science and technology make this spring ploughing time-saving, labor-saving and environmentally friendly.

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20 19 Sino-German Forum on Human Rights Development was held recently in Berlin, Germany. The theme of this forum is "Social Development and Human Rights Progress-Retrospect and Prospect in 70 Years", and experts and scholars from China and Germany in the field of human rights have conducted in-depth discussions and exchanges on such topics as "poverty reduction and human rights", "social security system construction and human rights" and "sustainable development and human rights".

According to the news released by NATO, the three frigates will stay in the Black Sea for three weeks to conduct joint exercises with the Ukrainian and Georgian navies. Earlier this month, the Russian Foreign Ministry accused NATO of expanding its military presence in the Black Sea, threatening regional security, saying that the stay time of NATO warships in the Black Sea in 20 18 increased from 80 days in 20 17 to 120 days.