China holds talks with US-allied South Korea and Japan

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Trade and Taiwan were the focus of talks involving China, Japan and South Korea in Seoul on May 26-27, 2024. However, observers said the first three-way summit in more than four years was unlikely to yield significant results amid growing geopolitical tensions.

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[datianlongan]

Kudos to the host for the custom-made triangular table 😅

[abovewater]

Samsung, Xiaomi, Sony meeting next. 😂

[pjacobsen]

The most amazing thing about this meeting is that they actually had a large triangular conference table. I mean, who has that lying around?

[gskylexkk]

China: we asians are peaceful and united
US: we are not happy because we can't make profit

[darkcloud]

They all have 1 variable in common. Remove the US and everyone can do business together.

[electromega]

We all know who is pulling the strings of SK and JP.

[brucelee]

Interesting table....Is it designed specifically for this?

[activatewindows]

LETS GO CHINA LETS GO KOREA LETS GO JAPAN! I was just talking about how amazing a Chinese-Japanese-Korean friendship would be the day before yesterday. Obviously, we still have problems regarding Japans denial of war crimes, and the worshipping of war criminals. Just admit it, and I'm sure everyone affected will forgive you :)

[kickass]

Don't worry guys all signs dosent look like an invasion of Taiwan is coming 😂😂

[vervetech]

President Xi didn't even waste his time 😂

[Kukura]

Three ministers in Hatoyama's Cabinet have had "car accidents" and "committed suicide" because of their promotion of the Asian Free Trade Area (FTA), friendship with China, and East Asian integration. Abe did the same thing in his first term, had his office searched by the Special Search Department and stepped down. As the leader of the LDP, Abe continued to push for "national normalisation" even after stepping down, and we all know how that ended for him. With the dollar raising interest rates, capital flowed out of Japan and the yen depreciated sharply. But the Bank of Japan did not use foreign exchange to buy back the yen, and even used what little foreign exchange it had left to buy U.S. debt. This is clearly not explainable by economics. Japan used to have a developed aviation industry such as Mitsubishi, and a developed semiconductor industry such as Toshiba and Hitachi. 1982, the US government arrested the ministers and employees of Hitachi and Mitsubishi on the charge of industrial espionage, and on 30 June 1987, several US legislators demanded that the import of Toshiba products be banned, and they took turns to raise a long-handled sledgehammer and smashed it against a Toshiba brand radio.

[happymelon]

Former U.S. President Carter issued a statement in 1978: "The United States recognizes the government of the People's Republic of China as the only legitimate government of China. There is only one China in the world, and Taiwan is part of China." Major countries should abide by their commitments and respect history and facts.

[dreamadventure]

That infamous karen in neighborhood when they feel left out 😂😂😂

[qwerty-crpo]

Tf japan had to with what happened in taiwan

[lyndaek]

The 3 should definitely work together. They may have a lot of political differences but they also have a lot in common and can find middle grounds on some topics.

[erwindong]

This is what a united far-east Asia should look like.

[wesleyclayton]

China and Korea can synchronise but odd man is Japan always refering to security where there is no insecurity

[lamchan]

There are no fundamental conflicts of interest among the three nations. They all share common cultural values - hard-working ethics, the importance of education, and the Confucian tradition of respect. There is no reason why these three nations should be at war with each other. If only Japan and to a lesser extent South Korea stopped themselves from being used as US chess pieces in Asia against China.

[siboyyy]

Funny how BBC and CNN didn't make news about this 😂

[jiangzemin]

2:23 sign of bromance between a japanese diplomat and a chinese diplomat