China, Japan
Chinese premier urges China, Japan to maintain sound, steady ties
VIENTIANE -- Chinese Premier Li Qiang said here Thursday that facing an international situation intertwined with changes and chaos, China and Japan should strive to maintain a sound and steady development of bilateral relations, which is of great significance to both countries, the region and the world at large.
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