China's Hu leaves Japan

China's Hu leaves Japan

ITAMI, Japan - Chinese President Hu Jintao waves to well-wishers before departing for China from Osaka International Airport aboard a special Air China flight on May 10 after concluding his five-day trip to Japan. Hu was the first Chinese head of state to visit Japan in a decade.

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