China conveys nuclear test opposition to N. Korea

BEIJING, China - Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Ma Zhaoxu gestures during a press conference at the ministry in Beijing on May 26. Ma said China has directly conveyed its dissatisfaction to North Korea over its nuclear test on May 26.

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