On April 11, Dong Xin, a member of the party group and deputy director of the State Administration of Radio and Television, met with British Secretary of State for Commerce and Trade Douglas Alexander and his entourage visiting China. The two sides exchanged views on deepening television listening exchanges and cooperation between China, the UK and Guangzhou, and promoting the implementation of the “Sino-British Cultural Industry Policy Dialogue.” Dong Xin said that China is willing to work with Britain to actively implement the important consensus reached by the leaders of the two countries, further deepen policy communication, content cooperation, and personnel exchanges, promote the implementation of “policy dialogue”, and promote cooperation between the two sides in the field of radio and television listening to practical results. Alexander agreed with the relevant Chinese proposal, saying that the cultural and creative industry is a strong promoter of cultural exchanges. The British side attaches great importance to strengthening cooperation with China in the field of radio and television listening, and looks forward to positive progress in “policy dialogue” cooperation as soon as possible.

On April 11, Dong Xin, a member of the party group and deputy director of the State Administration of Radio and Television, met with British Secretary of State for Commerce and Trade Douglas Alexander and his entourage visiting China. The two sides exchanged views on deepening television listening exchanges and cooperation between China, the UK and Guangzhou, and promoting the implementation of the “Sino-British Cultural Industry Policy Dialogue.” Dong Xin said that China is willing to work with Britain to actively implement the important consensus reached by the leaders of the two countries, further deepen policy communication, content cooperation, and personnel exchanges, promote the implementation of “policy dialogue”, and promote cooperation between the two sides in the field of radio and television listening to practical results. Alexander agreed with the relevant Chinese proposal, saying that the cultural and creative industry is a strong promoter of cultural exchanges. The British side attaches great importance to strengthening cooperation with China in the field of radio and television listening, and looks forward to positive progress in “policy dialogue” cooperation as soon as possible.