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Old 30-12-2013, 04:40 AM
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Thumbs up Bandung Baey's Saga - China President XI queued and paid 21 Yuan for buns....

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BEIJING: Chinese President Xi Jinping caused a stir with a weekend visit to a local Beijing restaurant, where he queued and bought his own steamed buns.

In a move apparently aimed at burnishing his everyman credentials, Xi dropped by the popular Qingfeng steamed bun shop on Saturday and paid out of his own pocket for a traditional meal of pork-and-onion buns, green vegetables and fried liver, state media reported.

The total tab for the meal was 21 yuan ($3.50), according to the Beijing News.

Photos and videos of Xi's visit swiftly made the rounds on the Chinese Internet, with some users greeting the news with surprise and approval in a country where the leaders are rarely seen in public.

"Xi is a pragmatist who is in touch with the people," one user wrote. "Chinese people should support this."

Others responded with scepticism, musing that the staff and other diners in the restaurant during Xi's visit were likely actors or bodyguards and that it was little more than a photo opportunity that said little about whether China's leaders were in touch with ordinary citizens.

"Ask him how much it costs for a pound of steamed buns. Do you think he knows?" wrote one unimpressed user.

"Not to mention the president, but have you ever seen a county official buy their own buns?" wrote another.

- AFP/nd


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