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  • Sanming Impression
    Sanming Impression

    Welcome to the 13th installment of Up Close, a series of videos that bring you “Up Close” to U.S. diplomats. The new "Up Close" is with U.S. Consul Marc Jackson, Officer-Designate for Fujian Province, and his impression of Sanming city. A special thanks to Mr. Yu Shubin from Guangdong University of Foreign Studies for his help in editing this film.  

  • Fuzhou Impression
    Fuzhou Impression

    Welcome to the 12th installment of Up Close, a series of videos that bring you “Up Close” to U.S. diplomats. The new "Up Close" is with U.S. Consul Marc Jackson, Officer-Designate for Fujian Province, and his impression of Fuzhou city. A special thanks to Mr. Lu Zhuo Biao from United International College for his help in editing this film.  

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    To report an emergency involving a U.S. citizen, such as a serious medical issue, death, or arrest, please contact the American Citizen Services unit at:  (020) 8518-7605 from within China or (011-8620) 8518-7605 from the U.S. 

    Our office is open on regular business days from 8:00a.m. to 5:00p.m. China time.  After regular business hours, your call will be routed to an operator who will assist you in reaching our Emergency After Hours Duty Officer.  If you experience any difficulty in reaching the operator after hours, please call (010) 8531-4000 from within China  or (011-8610) 8531-4000 from the U.S.

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