China, Japan, and South Korea Discuss Future Collaborations Amid Taiwan Talks
A Chinese foreign ministry official met with chief ministers from Japan and South Korea to discuss cooperation among the three countries. The Director-General of the Department of Asian Affairs, Liu Jinsong, emphasized China's solemn stance on the Taiwan issue during the meeting.
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A Chinese foreign ministry official met with the chief ministers from Japan and South Korea's embassies on Wednesday, and exchanged views on cooperations among the three countries, the ministry said.
During the meeting, the Director-General of the Department of Asian Affairs of the Foreign Ministry, Liu Jinsong, also set out China's solemn stance on the Taiwan issue, the ministry added.
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