President Moon Jae-in is in China for a four-day state visit. His visit comes amid heightened tensions in the Northeast Asia due to threats from North Korea AND on the heels of a Seoul-Beijing agreement move past a year-long dispute over South Korea's deployment of US missle defense system and normalize exchanges.
Accompanied by a huge business entourage, President Moon proposed a new paradigm of bilateral cooperation based on common priorities. The rest of the South Korean leader's four-day visit will be dotted with significant meetings and symbolic moves, but the highlight will be the third bilateral summit between President Moon and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Source: Arirang News
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