Chinese military officials to visit Japan by year-end

Chinese military officials to visit Japan by year-end

BEIJING, China - Japanese Vice Defense Minister Kohei Masuda (L) and Chinese National Defense Minister Liang Guanglie shake hands in Beijing on March 31 as Masuda pays a courtesy call on Liang.

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