This is the American larch planted by Nixon and Kissinger by the West Lake. It grows gracefully and very well.

这是尼克松和基辛格一行当年栽在西子湖畔的美国红杉，风姿绰约，茁壮成长。

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Nixon called Mr Kissinger his “Jew boy” behind his back and, occasionally, to his face.

尼克松背地里把基辛格称为他的“犹太男孩”，有时当面也这么叫。

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I was somewhat surprised when his family asked me to speak, along with Bob Dole, Henry Kissinger, and California governor Pete Wilson, who as a young man had worked for Nixon.

当他的家人请我和鲍勃·多尔、亨利·基辛格、加利福尼亚州州长皮特·威尔逊(他在年轻时曾为尼克松工作过)一道发言时，我感到很吃惊。

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Both Nixon and Kissinger are like two kids caught doing something naughty, cajoling and squabbling as they try to both get off the hook, either together or at the expense of the other.

BBC: Nixon's final hours

Thomas Friedman, a New York Times columnist, argues that, if they want to have a successful foreign policy, presidents need to have a close personal bond with their secretaries of state: witness Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger or George Bush senior and James Baker.

ECONOMIST: Lexington

Nevertheless, ever since Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger re-opened relations with China in 1972, the right foreign-policy approach to that communist country has been clear and has mostly been followed.

ECONOMIST: How not to deal with China