ASEAN, China meet in Thailand

ASEAN, China meet in Thailand

BANGKOK, Thailand - Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi (4th from R) and Thai Foreign Minister Surapong Tovijakchaikul (5th from R) pose for photos with other participants at a high-level forum on the 10th anniversary of the ASEAN-China Strategic Partnership in Bangkok, Thailand, on Aug. 2, 2013.

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