Xing Haiming, China’s ambassador to South Korea, covers a casket containing the remains of a Chinese soldier with a flag during a ceremony at the Incheon airport in September. The remains of 109 Chinese soldiers who died during the Korean war were returned. Photo: Getty Images
China should be part of process to formally end Korean war, envoy says
- Ambassador Xing Haiming says China keeps ‘open attitude’ on South Korean president’s push for a declaration
- Beijing has backed the proposal unveiled in September despite ambivalence from Pyongyang and resistance from Washington
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Xing Haiming, China’s ambassador to South Korea, covers a casket containing the remains of a Chinese soldier with a flag during a ceremony at the Incheon airport in September. The remains of 109 Chinese soldiers who died during the Korean war were returned. Photo: Getty Images
