Kim Jong Il tours IT company in Beijing

BEIJING, China - People walk on May 26, 2011, outside a building of Digital China Holdings Ltd., an information technology services provider that North Korean leader Kim Jong Il visited earlier the same day. Kim toured Beijing's technological hub in the Zhongguancun district, dubbed ''China's Silicon Valley,'' during the seventh day of his trip in China.

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