What does President #XiJinping's state visit mean for #SouthKorea? As the two nations move to renew #dialogue and #cooperation, leading scholars explain why they see a new chapter unfolding in China-South Korea relations. Watch the full documentary, A South Korean Take on China, the U.S.: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bvb4zVAB8QM A Miao Xiaojuan Studio Film A Xinhua News Agency Production | China Xinhua News

Cross-sea cooperation: China-South Korea trade gains fresh momentum In 2024, bilateral trade between #China and #SouthKorea reached $328.08 billion, a year-on-year increase of 5.6 percent. China has been South Korea's largest trading partner for 21 consecutive years, while South Korea has regained its position as China's second-largest #trading partner. As cargo demand keeps growing between the two countries, China and South Korea have been forging a denser, more efficient and convenient shippin

29K views · 68 reactions | As China-South Korea relations have been improving remarkably, many in South Korea are seeking to boost exchanges and cooperation with China. An Sung-Dae, deputy mayor of Ulsan Metropolitan City, a key industrial and export hub, has visited Chinese cities and helped promote ties. During an interview with the Global Times, An extended a welcome to Chinese tourists and investors. | Global Times | Facebook

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While both South Korea and China have rich academic legacies in mathematics, their teaching styles take different paths. In South Korea, the spotlight is on speed, precision, and using a variety of strategies to tackle problems—often sharpened through intensive after-school tutoring known as hagwons. In contrast, China leans toward building a strong conceptual base, favoring repetition and gradual mastery, sometimes even incorporating traditional tools like the abacus. Both countries consistentl

#China and #South Korea are close neighbors that can't be separated, and also inseparable cooperative partners. The steady and solid progress in the China-South Korea relations serves the common interests of both nations and their people and is also beneficial for promoting regional peace and development, Chinese President Xi Jinping told South Korean Prime Minister Han Duck-soo on the sidelines of the 19th #AsianGames in #Hangzhou. | Global Times

When asked about what kind of China policy that China expects from South Korea, and whether China believes bilateral relations will improve under the new South Korean administration—after Lee Jae-myung formally begins presidential term on Wednesday—Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian stated that the driving force behind the development of China-South Korea relations lies in their shared interests, which are not targeted at any third party and should not be influenced by third-party fa