G-20 meeting held in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China stained incident. The incident occurred shortly after US President Barack Obama arrived at the local airport.
a Chinese official tried to prevent Obama's National Security Advisor, Susan Rice participated in the presidential motorcade while at the same time Rice called specifically for journalists across the line.
Chinese officials even spoke angrily told Rice. The scene is forcing the US Secret Service to intervene.
Rice called the reply 'strike' is, but it is not known what to say to the Chinese officials. Can not be confirmed whether the Chinese authorities are at the airport know that Rice is a former US ambassador to the UN was a senior US official, not a journalist.
Shortly after the incident occurred, the same official shouted to the White House press coordinator. At the time in question was giving instructions to foreign journalists about their position when recording of President Obama got off the plane.
"This is our country. This is our airport," the official said in English to the White House press coordinator.
According to the coordinator of the White House press, journalists were allowed to stand behind the line of special and they can record a welcoming ceremony without interrupting the process. It is common practice when a US journalist participated in the presidential entourage.
The incident occurred outside the range of vision of President Obama. The arrival of the US number one in the Hangzhou Airport was greeted by a number of ambassadors and diplomatic officials.
Neither the US nor China are reluctant to comment on the incident.
G-20 meetings involving 20 major economic powers in the world are scheduled to take place on 4 to 5 September in Hangzhou, China. Following the presence of a number of world VVIP guests, the Bamboo Curtain country has imposed safety precautions very tight.
G-20 summit is the last time for President Obama to remember next November is scheduled to hold presidential elections.
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