Okamura met with China's third most influential man; 'Good-hearted' Little Mole also discussed

Czech politician Tomio Okamura, leader of the Freedom and Direct Democracy (SPD) party, held a meeting with Liu Guozhong, identified as China's third most influential official. The discussions between the two reportedly touched upon a surprisingly lighthearted topic: the beloved Czech cartoon character Krtek, also known as The Little Mole.

While the specifics of the conversation regarding Krtek were not detailed, its inclusion suggests an attempt to find common cultural ground or perhaps a symbolic gesture during the high-level meeting. Okamura's party often advocates for Czech sovereignty and has expressed skepticism towards certain international influences, making a meeting with a high-ranking Chinese official notable.

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