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  During her first state visit to China, President Park will hold series of talks with key Chinese leaders, President Xi Jinping, Premier Li Keqiang and Zhang Dejiang, the chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress. Top of the agenda are the North Korean nuclear issue and ways to build peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula.
  
  on arriving in Beijing Thursday, Park will hold summit talks with President Xi. They are expected to adopt a joint statement on the future of Seoul-Beijing relations. Attention is being drawn to whether Park and Xi will explicitly mention in the document their plans regarding the resumption of the stalled six-party nuclear talks and the denuclearization of North Korea.
  
  South Korean officials said Wednesday that President Park wants to secure a commitment from Beijing that it will encourage the North to return to dialogue and give up its nuclear ambitions.
  
  

  Park to Embark on State Visit to China

  world.kbs.co.kr 
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  → 이길룡 President Park Geun-hye will make a four-day state visit to China from Thursday. After holding talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping, the two leaders are expected to adopt a joint statement on the future vision of bilateral relations. Attention is being drawn to whether Park's trip can provide a breakthrough in the stalled North Korean nuclear issue.
  Our Kim Soyon reports.
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  → 이길룡 we wish for further more evolutions of mutual two countries relied on well-done co-operation and trust on two summit conference as a two strong alliance countries already --- ! please do it have a solidarity of two !
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  Since the two neighbors established diplomatic ties in 1992, they have seen sustained progress in their overall relationship, particularly in economic interactions.
  
  China has been South Korea's largest trading partner for years. The large and populous country is also a major destination of South Korean investment and a primary source of foreign tourists.
  
  Annual trade between China and South Korea have increased almost 50 times and reached 256 billion U.S. dollars in 2012, according to Chinese official statistics. Trade is expected to grow further as the two countries are working on a free trade area agreement.
  
  

  Commentary: Park´s visit opens new chapter in China-South Korea relations CCTV News - CNTV English

  english.cntv.cn  
  South Korean President Park Geun-hye starts a four-day visit to China on Thursday. The visit, which comes months after both countries saw leadership change, is expected to open a new chapter in bilateral relations. 

  
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  → 이길룡 Park's planned trip to China's western city of Xi'an, to be escorted by business executives, is also most likely to add fresh momentum to China-South Korea economic ties given the city's status as a Chinese inland hub and the increasing presence of South Korean companies there.
  
  Though economic issues and cultural exchanges would be high on Park's agenda during her China trip, the situation on the Korean Peninsula is the topic that would capture most global attention.
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  → 이길룡 Since the talks came to an impasse in 2009, hard-earned trust among concerned parties has been evaporating following unfortunate incidents one after another.
  
  As a key stakeholder, China has repeatedly called for an early resumption of the six-party talks so as to realize lasting peace on the peninsula.
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