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Chancellor Merkel and PM Wen join in people's morning exercises

(22 May 2006) SHOTLIST 1. Wide shot people doing their morning exercises in Changpuhe Park 2. Close up woman doing her exercises 3. Mid shot Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao shaking hands with German Chancellor Angela Merkel 4. Mid shot Wen saying in Mandarin to an elderly woman - "The Chancellor asks if you come here every morning?" 5. Close up Merkel listening with upsound of woman saying in Mandarin "I have two sons and a daughter" 6. Mid shot Merkel asking in German- "Are they all in other countries?"; the woman answers in Mandarin- "Two sons are in foreign countries, one is in Washington DC." 7. Close up Merkel asking in German - "Have you visited them?"; the woman answers in Mandarin- "Yes, I have. I have been to USA and Canada." 8. Premier Wen says in Mandarin- "But not Germany?", the woman answers - "No." 9. Merkel shakes hands with the woman and walks away 10. Various shots Wen and Merkel standing on bridge talking together 11. Various shot Wen and Merkel join sport activities with Beijing citizen 12. Mid shot Wen and Merkel shaking hands and pull out wide shot walking away STORYLINE: German Chancellor Angela Merkel met the Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao on Monday after arriving in Beijing for a trade mission that will focus on human rights issues. Wen and Merkel strolled through Changpuhe Park, a favourite gathering place among Beijing residents who engage in group exercises. She and Wen chatted to some of the people in the part and even took part in some of the exercises themselves . Merkel was leading a 40-member trade delegation that included business executives and German Economy Minister Michael Glos and Transport Minister Wolfgang Tiefensee. China is Germany's most important trade partner in Asia so business meetings will be a priority, but Merkel is also expected to talk to Chinese leaders about pushing Iran to give up enriching uranium and human rights issues. She and Wen will take part in a German-Chinese high technology forum, and she meets President Hu Jintao in the afternoon before flying to Shanghai. There she is scheduled to meet Bishop Aloysius Jin Luxian of China's government-backed Catholic church - an effort, German officials say, to focus on religious freedom in the communist nation. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...