President Xi holds a welcome lunch with South Korean prime minister and others... ”We must eliminate Cold War thinking and faction confrontation”

On the 23rd, Chinese President Xi Jinping held a welcome luncheon for leaders from various countries, including South Korean Prime Minister Han Deok-soo, who is visiting China to participate in the opening ceremony of the Hangzhou Asian Games.
According to China's state-run Xinhua News Agency, President Xi presided over a welcome luncheon that day, inviting Prime Minister Han, the King of Cambodia, the President of Syria, the Prime Minister of Nepal, the Speaker of the Malaysian House of Representatives, and others.
At this occasion, President Xi said, ``China hopes to show the world a sporting event with ``Chinese characteristics, Asian taste, and splendor'' and make new contributions to the development of Asia and the international Olympic Games.''
Told. He went on to say, ``Asia has achieved stability and rapid economic growth over the past several decades,'' and ``we will promote peace through sports, adhere to mutually beneficial coexistence with our neighbors, and eliminate Cold War thinking from factions.''
"We must reject this move and make Asia a stable anchor for world peace," he said. This comes as Japan, the United States, and South Korea have recently been building close ties in areas such as security and the economy.
This comment is attracting attention because it is based on the view that ``a new Cold War structure is forming between Japan, the United States, and South Korea versus China, Russia, and North Korea.''