China's Tang against Koizumi's Yasukuni visit, textbook

China's Tang against Koizumi's Yasukuni visit, textbook

BEIJING, China - Chinese Foreign Minister Tang Jiaxuan (L) welcomes the three secretaries general of Japan's coalition parties -- Takeshi Noda of the New Conservative Party (2nd from L), Taku Yamasaki of the Liberal Democratic Party (2nd from R) and Tetsuzo Fuyushiba of New Komeito (R) in Beijing on July 10 prior to their talks. Tang said China cannot accept Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's plan to visit Yasukuni Shrine and wants Japan to do more about a controversial history textbook.

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