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Story summary
- Keir Starmer, Labour leader, visited China in January and was warmly received, especially in Yunnan.
- He endeared himself to locals by using chopsticks and speaking Chinese.
- A restaurant menu named after him reflected his popularity.
- The article contrasts China's clean and efficient environment with the UK’s privatization struggles and notes China's strict stance on dissent, including a translation of Starmer's name as "Star Beast."
