In other news about Eleven JinPing :
Niu Ziru, a grade four student at the Best International School
in Zhengzhou, wrote the letter as part of a writing contest. Never
intended to be sent to President Xi, Ziru’s father thought the
letter was amusing enough to share on the WeChat social networking
platform.
The letter talks about the international space race to get to
Mars, and urges President Xi to choose the red planet over the moon
as a destination for a space expedition. However, Ziru then changes
the subject and makes an appeal to President Xi to lose weight.
“Uncle Xi, you could lose some weight. [You] don’t have to look
as slim as [US President Barack] Obama. It’s all right to look like
[Russian President Vladimir] Putin,” the letter wrote.
The Zhengzhou Evening News picked up on the story after it
spread on WeChat, and the story begun running nationally until
state censors shut it down.
The Chinese media are quite enamored with any personal Xi
Jinping news. Not long after
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin put a coat on the shoulders
of Xi’s wife, Peng Liyuan, President Xi was subsequently
photographed helping Peng walk through a door on a ship.
Furthermore, the marriage between Xi and Peng was celebrated as
an ideal model in a music video called "Daddy Xi Loves Mummy Peng"
that received 20 million hits within its first five days
online.
https://thenanfang.com/is-the-president-too-fat-censors-tighten-up-over-xi-jinpings-waistline/
