(2)Ogi in China to pitch Japan's Shinkansen rail system

(2)Ogi in China to pitch Japan's Shinkansen rail system

BEIJING, China - Japanese transport minister Chikage Ogi (L) and Chinese Vice Railways Minister Wang Zhaocheng are in talks at the Ministry of Railways in Beijing on Aug. 5. Ogi is in China to pitch Japan's Shinkansen bullet train system for China's planned high-speed railway between Shanghai and Beijing.

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