Bai hopes successor will complete three unfinished tasks


End of an era: Abdul Majid (sixth from right) presenting a portrait to Bai (fourth from left). Also present are (from left) Sim, Bong, Zulkifly, Tan Kai Hee, Tang, Tan Keng Kang, Chuah and Ng.

PETALING JAYA: As his tenure ends next month, China Ambassador to Malaysia Bai Tian hopes his successor will complete his three unfinished tasks in the country.

The tasks involve shooting a film celebrating Malaysia-China friendship, establishing an international Chinese school and setting up an upscale Chinese tea house in Kuala Lumpur.

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