China party exec visits Japan despite shrine row

China party exec visits Japan despite shrine row

SHANGHAI, China - Chinese Communist Party Organization Department head Zeng Qinghong (3rd from L) attends a ceremony in Shanghai on April 25 to celebrate the first regular direct flight between Shanghai and the southwestern city of Oita. Zeng later boarded the flight to attend a ceremony in Oita to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Japan-China diplomatic ties on April 26.

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