Thursday, February 15, 2024

Premier Li Qiang's Ireland visit brings readers to the blog

Chinese premier Li Qiang visited Ireland in January. It was the first visit to Ireland of a Chinese premier.

Since Li’s visit to Dublin this blog has been read every day by a number of people in China with even more readers in Hong Kong.

While the blog is often read in Hong Kong it had never been read on mainland China before the visit of Li Qiang. At least it was never recorded. Most days a number of readers are categorised as ‘other’.  Maybe China is in that category, probably the Holy See too.


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