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Anutin’s four ‘jiayou’ cheers dominate Sichuan media coverage
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Chinese media have highlighted Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul’s use of the Chinese expression ‘jiayou’ four times during a speech in Sichuan, portraying the gesture as a sign of friendship that resonated beyond the forum’s economic agenda.
Key facts
- Deputy government spokeswoman Lalida Persvivatana reported on Sunday (July 19) that Chinese coverage of the prime minister’s visit had focused not only on economic and investment cooperation but also on his efforts to communicate directly
- She noted that Sichuan Online, a major news outlet under Sichuan Daily, covered Anutin’s appearance at the 2026 Thailand–China (Sichuan) Investment and Economic Forum
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Summary
Deputy government spokeswoman Lalida Persvivatana reported on Sunday (July 19) that Chinese coverage of the prime minister’s visit had focused not only on economic and investment cooperation but also on his efforts to communicate directly with the Chinese public.
She noted that Sichuan Online, a major news outlet under Sichuan Daily, covered Anutin’s appearance at the 2026 Thailand–China (Sichuan) Investment and Economic Forum. Instead of focusing primarily on trade or investment, the outlet highlighted his Chinese remarks in a headline noting that the Thai prime minister had repeated ‘jiayou’ four times.