Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasized that China-Japan relations are entering a pivotal phase of improvement during talks with Japanese Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya in Beijing. The meeting, held at the Great Hall of the People, highlighted both nations’ commitment to turning a new page in their diplomatic playbook.
Li described China and Japan as “close neighbors that cannot be moved away from each other,” underscoring their shared pledge to cooperation over conflict. He urged Japan to collaborate on implementing prior agreements, manage differences constructively, and prioritize the “big picture” of bilateral ties. “Let’s deepen trade, innovation, and cultural exchanges – think of it as a friendship upgrade!”
Foreign Minister Iwaya echoed the sentiment, signaling Japan’s readiness to boost strategic cooperation and improve public perceptions between the two nations. From anime to tech partnerships, the focus? Building what Iwaya called “constructive and stable relations.”
Analysts say this dialogue could set the stage for smoother trade flows and cultural bridges – a win-win for Asia’s economic heavyweights. Stay tuned!
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