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BALI, Oct. 7 (Xinhuanet) -- Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao and Japanese Prime
Minister Koizumi Junichiro said here on Tuesday that their countries will
continue to develop cooperative relations in all fields.
Wen and Junichiro met after the fifth summit of China, Japan and South
Korea.
The Chinese premier stressed that the Sino-Japanese relations have ushered
in a new important phase of development and the Chinese government is willing to
develop a long-term stable relationship of good neighborliness.
However, Wen stressed that right cognition and judgement of history is the
key to the smooth development of the Sino-Japanese relations, according to a
press release of the Chinese delegation.
He noted that the two countries should stick to the view of "taking the
history as a mirror and facing the future" on the basisof China-Japan Joint
Declaration and other documents.
At present, the Japanese side should consider and properly handle the
matter of abandoned chemical weapons left in China by the Japanese aggressing
army during the World War II, Wen said.
Junichro said that Japan is willing to continue cooperative andfriendly
relations in all fields with China and the Japanese government will properly
deal with incidents resulted from the Japanese abandoned chemical weapons, in
which Chinese people were victimized.
Both Wen and Junichiro came to attend a series of meetings related to the
Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).
Earlier on Tuesday, Wen also met South Korean President
Roh Moo-hyun over the nuclear issue on the Korean Peninsula and bilateral
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