China's Li meets lower house speaker

China's Li meets lower house speaker

TOKYO, Japan - Li Peng (C), chairman of the Standing Committee of China's National People's Congress, addresses a meeting with Tamisuke Watanuki, speaker of the House of Representatives, and other lawmakers, in the Diet building April 3. Li arrived in Japan the previous day on an eight-day tour.

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