Chinese, Japanese academics to hold next history talks in March

Chinese, Japanese academics to hold next history talks in March

BEIJING, China - Shinichi Kitaoka, professor at the University of Tokyo, speaks to reporters at the Japanese Embassy in Beijing after the end of the first two-day meeting of a panel on joint history research. The panel brings together 10 researchers and scholars from Japan and China. (Kyodo)

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