(1)Wu attends luncheon hosted by Japan Business Federation

(1)Wu attends luncheon hosted by Japan Business Federation

TOKYO, Japan - Chinese Vice Premier Wu Yi (R) shakes hands with Japan Business Federation leader Hiroshi Okuda prior to a luncheon meeting hosted by the federation in Tokyo on May 23. (Pool photo)

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