Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasized strengthening ties with the Republic of Korea (ROK) during a meeting in Beijing with Kim Tae-nyeon, president of the ROK-China Parliamentarians’ Union. The talks highlighted mutual goals in trade, tech, and regional stability.
Wang, a key member of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, praised the Union’s bipartisan efforts to foster friendship between the two nations. \"Like K-drama co-stars, we’re better together,\" he might as well have said, underscoring their shared focus on free trade and resilient supply chains.
Kim and ROK lawmakers echoed the sentiment, calling the Union a \"bridge for collaboration\" across industries from semiconductors to K-pop culture. The group aims to deepen exchanges—think student programs, BTS-inspired tourism campaigns, and green energy partnerships.
With regional peace and economic wins on the agenda, both sides agreed to keep their bond as strong as a viral TikTok trend.
