When Prime Minister Li Peng visited Egypt and was meeting with President Mubarak, suddenly Gaddafi came to Cairo and said that there was an urgent matter to meet with President Mubarak immediately. The president had no choice but to explain that he really had no choice but to see him immediately and ask Premier Lee for forgiveness.
Gaddafi is the Führer's realm, the different fireworks.
In fact, this is not the first time, when Nasser was president, one day Gaddafi suddenly remembered something to see Nasser. Gaddafi's guard was training in the southern desert, and he boarded the helicopter alone and set off without informing the Egyptian side. It wasn't until Gaddafi's plane hovered over Cairo that Nasser didn't know it was Gaddafi who had arrived.
In Western reports, Gaddafi is an arrogant, authoritarian, and extreme "madman" image. Wang Houli, a former Chinese ambassador to Libya, said he had met with Gaddafi alone on several occasions and had become friends with him.
Ambassador Wang believes that Gaddafi is not a madman, but a revolutionary idealist with a unique personality who is not willing to be lonely.
Gaddafi generally does not receive foreign ambassadors alone, but he does meet Chinese ambassadors alone many times. Interestingly, each time the protocol officer made an ad hoc announcement that there was a meeting, but never said anything or who was going to see the ambassador. It is often hurried to board a car or plane, often in a tent hundreds of kilometers away.
At every meeting, Gaddafi was polite, smiling and not arrogant. Speaking is very inflammatory, very thoughtful, with a little humor, and rarely interrupts other people's speech.
Gaddafi also particularly liked micro-service private visits, and once he took his entourage to the street and came to a clinic. Dressed as a poor man, the attendant said that his father was too ill to go out and asked a doctor to come to his doctor's office. The doctor ignored his bitter pleas and resolutely refused.
Gaddafi finally spoke: "I want you to regret it for the rest of your life because of this treatment of a dying old man." You have to leave Libya, and it's just tonight. ”
That night, the doctor was deported by Libyan police.
