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At a gateway school on China-Myanmar frontier, shared textbooks rewrite futures

China Daily | Updated: 2025-05-31 06:40

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A student from Myanmar (first from left) plays table tennis with his classmates at the Jiegao Primary School on May 19. PHOTO BY LIU RANYANG/CHINA NEWS SERVICE

The sister-city partnership of Ruili and Muse since 2012 has seen their bond strengthened through bustling trade and a pioneering "domestic territory, customs-exempt" policy granting tariff exemptions.

The Ruili Border Economic Cooperation Zone is a Chinese State Council-approved industrial park based in Ruili, founded in 1992, and was established to promote trade between China and Myanmar.

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