China delegation to bring back message from Kim Jong Il

China delegation to bring back message from Kim Jong Il

BEIJING, China - Koki Chuma (L), Japan's administrative reform minister, and Chinese State Councilor Tang Jiaxuan pose for a photo prior to their meeting in Beijing on July 15. Chuma said afterwards Tang told his that a high-level Chinese delegation that went to Pyongyang to try to defuse tension North Korea's missile launches has triggered will bring back a message from North Korean leader Kim Jong Il.

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