China vows to help Japan resolve abduction issue

China vows to help Japan resolve abduction issue

TOKYO, Japan - Visiting Chinese Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing (L) talks with Yohei Kono (R), speaker of the House of Representatives, in Tokyo on Feb. 15.

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