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Anwar is an important political figure in Malaysia. His autobiography "Reinventing Myself" reflects his personal experience and political philosophy. China-Malaysia relations have continued to develop in recent years, and people-to-people and cultural exchanges are an important component.
[ASEAN Special Line] The Chinese version of Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar's autobiography "Self-Reinvention" was released in Hangzhou
China News Service, Hangzhou, September 24 (Bao Mengni) A release event for the Chinese version of Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar's autobiography "Self-Reinvention" was held on September 23 in Hangzhou, Zhejiang.
It is reported that "Self-Reshaping" combines Anwar's ups and downs life experience to explain his speculative exploration of major issues such as justice, reform, social values and the construction of a common world.
On September 23, an event to release the Chinese version of Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar's autobiography "Self-Reinvention" was held in Hangzhou, Zhejiang. Photo by Wang Gang
At the launch event, Anwar shared his life story and mental journey of persevering in difficulties and growing up in pursuit, vividly interpreting the ideological core contained in the book.
He said that "Self-Reinvention" records his thoughts on the world situation, especially how emerging countries should plan for future development under the influence of colonialism and imperialism. The rise of emerging countries should not only focus on their own development, but also pursue the common welfare of mankind.
He pointed out that Malaysia attaches great importance to relations with China. Malaysia and China have a long history of cultural exchanges. The two countries respect and trust each other and promote mutual understanding and support through dialogue. He hopes that this book can further narrow the distance between the two peoples and promote the pursuit of common ideals by different cultures and civilizations.
It is reported that the theme of this launch event is "Mutual Learning between Chinese and Malaysian Civilizations and Reshaping the Power of Growth". At the scene, Anwar signed autographs and presented books to readers, took photos cordially and had in-depth exchanges with representatives from all walks of life. (over)

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