Premier Wen Jiabao on his Second Day to Britain

The transcript discusses the premier's admiration for Shakespeare and his hope for increased British interest in Chinese literature. It highlights the significance of Chinese investment in the UK automotive industry, particularly in companies like Jaguar, Range Rover, and MG. The narrative also touches on public reactions, including support and protests, and mentions upcoming talks between the premier and the Prime Minister on trade, the debt crisis, Libya, and human rights issues.

What is the premier's view on Shakespeare?

• He believes Shakespeare is overrated.

• He thinks Shakespeare's works are outdated.

• He is indifferent to Shakespeare's works.

• He considers Shakespeare the greatest writer ever.

What is the significance of the premier's visit to the British car industry?

• It symbolizes the strong Chinese investment in the UK.

• It marks the end of British car manufacturing.

• It shows the premier's disinterest in the automotive sector.

• It highlights the decline of British carmakers.

What is the premier's commitment regarding the British car industry?

• To close down factories.

• To shift production entirely to China.

• To increase output and jobs.

• To reduce car production.

What topics are expected to be discussed in the premier's meeting with the Prime Minister?

• Cultural exchanges and tourism.

• Only trade and economic growth.

• Trade, debt crisis, and human rights issues.

• Environmental policies and climate change.

What is the public's reaction to the premier's visit?

• There is unanimous support.

• There is widespread opposition.

• There are both supporters and protesters.

• The public is largely indifferent.