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    Posted: May 02 2013 at 3:55am
, but said that he hoped there would be no further visits to the Yasukuni shrine by Japanese leaders. I hope to make the visit a success longchamp uk, and really 'melt the ice' in China-Japan relations, Wen said in a joint interview with journalists from 16 Japanese news organizations. The interview came ahead of Wen's Japan tour slated for April 11-13, the first to Japan by a Chinese premier in seven years. The premier, however, warned against Japanese leaders' visits to Yasukuni shrine Longchamp outlet, which has been a key source of tension between China and Japan. The shrine visits by individual Japanese leaders over the pastfew years deeply hurt the feelings of the Chinese people and seriously undermined China-Japan ties, Wen said. I hope this will never happen again. High-level visits between the two countries were suspended for years because of former Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's repeated visits to the shrine honoring 14 class-A WWII criminals. Wen said China and Japan will draft a joint document during his visit. The joint document will spell out the two countries' aspirations to build a strategic, mutually beneficial relationship, and the meaning and major tasks involved in this relationship, Wen said. This is a significant event, ushering in a new era of China-Japan relations. This relationship should be based on the principles of enhancing mutual trust, honoring commitments, seeking common ground and respecting differences, Wen said MBT Shoes. Wen also proposed China and Japan look to the future, increase exchanges and consultations and cope with challenges. Also on Wednesday, Abe said at his official residence he expected Japan and China to develop strategic, mutually beneficial relations. Wen's and Abe's remarks indicate that the two governments have a v Related articles:
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