Chinese and South Korean foreign ministers hold four-hour meeting... ”Continuous discussions necessary to ensure the successful holding of the Japan-China-South Korea summit”

On the 13th, the Chinese and Korean foreign ministers reaffirmed their intention to "develop China-Korea relations in a healthy and mature manner" and agreed to promote various exchanges, including at high levels.
The three leaders agreed to continue holding regular talks to ensure the success of the 9th Japan-China-ROK Trilateral Summit, which will be held in the country.
That afternoon, Foreign Minister Zhao Tailie held the first China-ROK foreign ministers' meeting with Wang Yi, member of the Politburo of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and Minister of Foreign Affairs.
During the roughly four-hour meeting, the two sides discussed "general China-Korea relations, including high-level exchanges and economic cooperation," "North Korea's nuclear program,
The two sides discussed issues of mutual interest, including the North Korean issue and regional and international situations. Cho said, "To open a new era of Korea-China cooperation, we must build a sustainable relationship through strengthening mutual trust, not on speed or scale.
"We must make greater efforts to lay a solid foundation for development," he said, adding, "Let us sustainably develop our strategic cooperative partnership based on mutual respect, mutual benefit and common benefits."
In his opening remarks at the meeting, Foreign Minister Cho emphasized, "Despite obstacles, we must maintain the momentum of cooperation while carefully managing differences so as not to let differences of opinion escalate into conflict."
Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Wang Yi said, "I hope that Minister Cho's visit to China will serve as an opportunity to further invigorate high-level exchanges between the two countries," and added, "I will visit Korea at a time that is convenient for both sides."