印度尼西亚中国友协等团体代表送别归国华侨 (Friendship association and other groups see off returning overseas Chinese)

=== [PDF page 1] === 印度尼西亚中国友协等团体代表送别归国华侨 华侨同印度尼西亚人民永远是兄弟 任何力量破坏不了两国人民的友谊人民日报 Renmin Ribao 1960-06-19 第6版 | Indonesia-China friendship association, Gerwani etc. see off Overseas ChineseSource: 人民日报图文数据库 via Columbia University Libraries | http://data.people.com.cn/rmrb/19600619/6/44ce5ae3f0454b12b426ebfa9015d142| retrieved 2026-10-17[Article full text not retrieved: the database showed a rate-limit CAPTCHA. Below is the search-result snippet; the fullpage scan follows on the next page.]印度尼西亚中国友协等团体代表送别归国华侨 华侨同印度尼西亚人民永远是兄弟 任何力量破坏不了两国人民的友谊 1960年6月19日第6版 新华社１７日讯 雅加达消息：印度尼西亚——中国友好协会、印度尼西亚和平委员会、印度尼西亚妇女运动协会等若干印度尼西亚群众团体的十几位代表，１６日下午访问了从东爪哇和西爪哇集中在雅加达、准备乘中国政府派 文章关键词： 印度尼西亚中国友协 华侨 代表 === [PDF page 2] === Full page scan: 人民日报 1960-06-19 第6版

=== [Page 1] === [Article full text not retrieved: the database showed a rate-limit CAPTCHA. Below is the search-result snippet; the full page scan follows on the next page.] 印度尼西亚中国友协等团体代表送别归国华侨 华侨同印度尼西亚人民永远是兄弟 任何力量破坏不了两国人民 的友谊 1960年6月19日第6版 新华社１７日讯 雅加达消息：印度尼西亚——中国友好协会、印度尼西亚和平委 员会、印度尼西亚妇女运动协会等若干印度尼西亚群众团体的十几位代表，１６日下午访问了从东爪哇和西 爪哇集中在雅加达、准备乘中国政府派 文章关键词： 印度尼西亚中国友协 华侨 代表 [Only a search-result snippet was retrieved in this file; the full article text from the companion file is translated below.] Representatives of the Indonesia-China Friendship Association and other organisations see off overseas Chinese returning home; overseas Chinese and the Indonesian people will forever be brothers, no force can destroy the friendship of the two peoples [People's Daily 1960-06-19, page 6] Xinhua, 17th – Jakarta news: A dozen or so representatives of several Indonesian mass organisations, including the Indonesia-China Friendship Association, the Indonesian Peace Committee and the Indonesian Women's Movement Association [Gerwani, 印度尼西亚妇女运动协会], on the afternoon of the 16th visited overseas Chinese from East Java and West Java who had gathered in Jakarta and were preparing to return home aboard ships sent to Jakarta by the Chinese government. Mrs. Arudji [阿鲁季夫人], chairwoman of the Indonesian Peace Committee and head of the women's department of the Indonesian Islamic Union Party [PSII], made a warm speech to these overseas Chinese. She stressed repeatedly: although certain powerful groups in Indonesia are trying every means to destroy the friendship of the Indonesian and Chinese peoples, no force can destroy this friendship. She said to the overseas Chinese with emotion: "You may be sure that after you return to the motherland you will always be our brothers and sisters." She also said: "The Indonesian people deeply know your feelings on departing from Indonesia. Everyone should be glad: we are sure we shall meet again. Either you will come to see us in Indonesia, or we shall go to China to see you." Mrs. Arudji and her husband – the former deputy speaker of parliament and chairman of the Indonesian Islamic Union Party, Arudji [Kartawinata] – had paid a friendly visit to China a few months earlier. Barlin [巴里温], representative of the Indonesia-China Friendship Association, and Mrs. Mandaki [曼达吉夫人], one of the leaders of the Indonesian Women's Movement Association, also made speeches to the overseas Chinese and took leave of them. The warm speeches of the Indonesian friends were from time to time interrupted by long applause from the overseas Chinese. A representative of the returning overseas Chinese also spoke to express heartfelt thanks for the sincere visit of their Indonesian friends. He said, "Many of us returning overseas Chinese were born and grew up here in Indonesia, and we contributed our share of strength to Indonesia's construction. We hope Indonesia will become a prosperous and strong country. But we are now being pressed by certain people in Indonesia, and so cannot live on in Indonesia. Therefore only by returning to the motherland can we have a bright future." He assured the Indonesian friends: "We shall continue to consolidate the friendship between the Chinese people and the Indonesian people." Next, the well-known Indonesian singer Dubin [杜斌] sang "Sinsin So" [辛辛梭, "Cing Cing Ling"?] and other famous Indonesian folk songs. This gathering vividly embodied the deep friendship between the Chinese and Indonesian peoples and lasted until evening. When the returning East Java overseas Chinese were travelling from Surabaya to Jakarta, representatives of the Surabaya branch of the All-Indonesia Central Organisation of Trade Unions, the Surabaya branch of the Indonesia-China Friendship Association and the overseas Chinese organisations there visited them and saw them off. (People's Daily database material)