China's Li meets with S. Korean counterpart

China's Li meets with S. Korean counterpart

SEOUL, South Korea - Chinese Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing (R) shakes hands with South Korean Foreign Affairs and Trade Minister Yoon Young Kwan in Seoul on Aug. 13 prior to their talks. Li arrived in Seoul earlier in the day from Japan to discuss North Korea's nuclear problem. (Kyodo)

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