Interpret the following passage from English into Chinese. You may take notes while you are listening. You will hear the passage

Dajiahao! Hi, I’m Gary Locke, US ambassador to China. And I’m really proud to be able to communicate with our netizen friends throughout southern China.
I’ll let you know that shortly I’ll be traveling to Guangzhou, and during that visit I’ll also have the opportunity to visit our ancestral village or "Laojia". It’s our first time visiting the family village, meeting with relatives since becoming ambassador and arriving here in China. I’m especially pleased to be traveling to Guangzhou and Guangdong province because it is the land of my ancestors. It’s where my father and my grandfather were born.
And indeed southern China is really the source of the early immigrants from China to the United States. It was the early Chinese from that part of China that worked on the transcontinental railroads in the United States, worked in the gold mines, the lumber camps, the coalmines and then became merchants throughout many of the cities. Chinese Americans have really contributed incredibly to the success and prosperity of America. And Chinese Americans now hold great positions throughout all aspects of US society as academicians, as business leaders, as political leaders and as scientists and as artists.
I’m very proud of the contribution that China has made to world civilization through thousands of years, and proud of the contributions of Chinese Americans to American life. I very much hope that as an ambassador, I can help promote even more exchanges and cooperation between the peoples of America and China to solve not just the problems facing America and China, but indeed the challenges facing the entire globe.
I’m looking forward to our visit to Guangzhou and Guangdong and to our family village. Zaijian! Taishanjian!