Chinese Premier Zhu meets the press in Tokyo

Chinese Premier Zhu meets the press in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji meets the press at the Japan National Press Club in downtown Tokyo on Oct. 16. He presented a softer attitude toward Japan on its wartime aggression in China while being tough on Taiwan. After the press conference, he proceeded to Kobe, western Japan. Zhu plans to leave Japan on Oct. 17 for South Korea, wrapping up a six-day stay in Japan.

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