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奥巴马在上海与中国青年对话 回答8个提问（Obama talks with Chinese youth in Shanghai and answers 8 questions） Xinhua Shanghai, November (Xinhua) 16 U.S. President Obama in Shanghai dialogue with the Chinese youth 16. Question from the scene: Mr. President, I am a student from Shanghai Jiao Tong University. Id like to ask you a question about your Nobel peace prize. What do you think of your award? Wont you award more pressure and responsibility for you? You have more responsibilities to promote world peace. At the same time, will it affect your attitude towards solving the world problems? Obama: thats a very good question. Thank you. As I said at the beginning, the most surprising thing about my prize for peace is myself, and of course its a privilege, but I dont think its a good honor for me. Considering the previous winners do I deserve, but I want to do is work with extraordinary history attitude towards this matter. They are inspired by the Nobel Nomination Committee for changes in the United States occurred and the changes in the American attitude to the world, so they gave me the prize, but Im just a symbol to change our approach to world. Obama: I feel its a privilege to be president of the United states. As my wife often reminds me, sometimes I complain about my busy work. She often reminds me, you are the one you are looking for.. In English you said you made your bed, so you had to sleep in it yourself. This means that you have to be careful what you ask for, you might get it, I think all of us for trying to promote peace in the world. Its not always easy to do. Obama: there are a lot of conflicts in the world, these conflicts have hundreds of years of history, for example, you look at the Middle East, there are wars and conflict from one thousand years ago in the struggle, such as tribal conflicts in Africa, it is difficult to be solved, as the president of the United States, one of my work is the commander in chief the US armed forces, first of all I a pressing matter of the