"I want to go to China by train"

"I want to go to China by train" -Ao La La La La La La La La Lang is still very hot. The sound of reading in the classroom of Bodowu Village Elementary School on the Mekong River. The reporter entered the classroom and saw dozens of Laos primary school students reading the words on the blackboard in the blackboard in the tender children's sound. It was written in Laos and Chinese "I want to take a train to China."

President Panpan told reporters, "Old and Central Railway passes next to the village. The Langprabon Railway Station is 12 kilometers away. Some adults have already taken the Lancang train. The children are envious and hope to get on the train as soon as possible. go to China."

In Bosh Village, red roofs and yellow walls, a neatly arranged second -floor Anju Building is located between the green mountains and green water on the Mekong River. The villagers who have just moved into the new home are full of joy. The children play and play in front of the room and the flat roads in front of the house, and the laughter echoed in the valley. This is the China -Lao Lao Lao Lao Lao Lao Lao Lao Lao Railway Relocation Anju Village Langprabon three -bid project undertaken by the North International Cooperation Co., Ltd.

The original Bohe Village, the house was dilapidated and the road was blocked. "In the past, some residents lived here in the grass house, and now they have lived in a strong and durable new house. The settlement project also supports built a new school. The previous classroom was not enough, and sometimes it was raining. The construction plan is well planned, and the new teaching buildings and classrooms are also very strong and practical. Thanks to China for helping Boha Village. And through our hometown, the old and China Railway will definitely drive here to continue to develop. "The village chief said.

The relocation of the Lao Village project is an important part of the Laos railway construction project. It is assisted by China to implement it in the provinces along the Railway of the northern Lao. Among them Public service facilities such as lighting facilities and village office, elementary school, kindergarten, and medical office. The completion of the project will greatly improve the conditions of local infrastructure, education and medical care, and living services, help local economic development, and improve the quality of life of local people.

Primary school students in Bobo Village, Xiangen County, Laos. Sun Guangyong Photo

Laos Vice Premier Song Sai said: "We use the funds for China to help the development of the villages along the Old and Central Railway, and to create a demonstration village to improve the living standards of the villagers. huge contribution."

In the new primary school playground of Bowo Village, children learn Chinese calligraphy and organize calligraphy and painting competitions to depict their longing for the future. In the calligraphy and painting competition, they expressed their love for the Chinese and old railways, the natural environment and the newly built Anju Village. "Children are the future of the country. They reflect the deep friendship between the old and Chinese peoples in their calligraphy and painting works. I hope that the children will study well in the new school and inherit the old and Chinese friendship for generations." Laos Public Engineering and Transportation Department Minister Rongshawari Rongshawa said.

The beautiful and neat village appearance, happy and happy people, and healthy and easy -to -learn children, moved into the newly residence villagers who were new to the future and the development of the Chinese and old railways were full of longing. "In the past, my house was very old. There was no TV watch. The school classrooms in the village were not enough. I went to the river across the river every day." Laos primary school student Zhan Di said, "I like new home, new home is brighter and cleaner, and I do n’t need to take a boat to the river. I went to school on the other hand, and my partners and I were very happy. Now the Laozhong Railway passes through our hometown, from Vientiane to Kunming, to Beijing. After growing up, I want to take a train to China to learn advanced science and technology. "

Reporter: Sun Guangyong Editor: Mang Jiuchen

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