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Announcing a Controversial Trip to the People’s Republic of China

On July 15, 1971, President Richard Nixon announced to the nation that the People’s Republic of China had invited him to visit China, and he had accepted. He also stated that Henry Kissinger, Assistant for National Security Affairs, had made a secret trip to Peking in order to plan for the visit. His announcement resulted in strong public reactions for and against the President’s planned trip.

Here’s a copy of Nixon’s official announcement in both English and Chinese.

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Source: nixonlibrary.gov

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