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We should particularlyfocus on confidencebuilding. I hope the tri-lateral summit meetingwill make progress inthat direction and to getthis from all the partici-pants from the threecountries, not just one ortwo. All of the partici-pants should make moreefforts to ensure greatercooperation under thespirit of mutual benefit,mutual cooperation andmutual respect.LEE KYUHYUNG, former ROKambassador to China and nowan adviser at Samsung Economic Research Institute
The China-Japan rela-tionship has displayed amomentum of improve-ment since last Novem-ber. This momentumgranted some of the con-ditions required for pre-liminarily resuming thetrilateral leaders’ meet-ing, but such a momen-tum of improvement isnot stable and cemented,and it needs tangibleactions to be permanent.YANG BOJIANG, deputy director of the Institute of Japan Studies at the Chinese Academy ofSocial Sciences
The three countries areexpected to share aspira-tions, make joint contri-butions and boostmutual trust ... Japan,China and the ROK con-tribute to the world eco-nomic development andimprovement of liveli-hoods, and they arestanding at the forefrontof shaping and boostinga peaceful community inthe world.KIYOYUKI SEGUCHI, researchdirector at the TokyobasedCanon Institute for Global Studies
The three countriesshould display a moreopen mind. We shouldbe prepared to talk aboutthe future. In NortheastAsia, the three countriesare not just ordinarycountries. We have aresponsibility to lead theworld.SHIN BONGKIL, president ofthe ROK Institute of ForeignAffairs and National Security
When we are facing thefuture, peace, coopera-tion and developmenthave become part of thewidespread consensus,and at the current timethe most importantthing is to strengthenpolitical mutual trust. Itis hoped that theupcoming meeting willreinforce political trustand therefore give aboost to the mutual trustamong the people of thethree countries.YUJI MIYAMOTO, former Japanese ambassador to China
What they sayCinema, TV programs serve as a cultural bridgecreating a dreamlike atmosphere. Thanks to the dramas, Chinese youth mayfind it easy to live in theROK, because what theyexperienced is probablywhat they are familiar withon screen.”
Yi is positive about theKorean operas’ ability tocreate crosscultural communication. And, sheadmires the tender spirit ofthe TV dramas, revealed inhomage to an older generation and courtesy for predecessors.
In July 2014, China’s StateAdministration of Press,Publication, Radio, Filmand Television, and theROK’s ministry of culture,sports and tourism, signeda film coproduction agreement to promote closerbilateral ties.
Now the ROK sideintends to develop moreexpertise in China byexpanding on successfulmodels.
For example, the ROK’sleading film and TV seriesproducer CJ Entertainment& Media opened a film studio park in Hebei province’sDachang county, located inthe outskirts of Beijing, as
potential incubators ofideas and projects foryoung Chinese filmmakers.
According to Cho Gunryong, general manager ofstrategic cooperation at CJE&M China, the companywill produce two to threefilms targeting Chinesefilmgoers in the next fewyears.
“The fastgrowing filmindustry in China has created a marvelous market forus,” Cho said.
The cooperation is a twoway street.
For example, Seoul willpresent the China Film Festival, cocreated by the twocountries’ film authorities,to screen 10 Chinese filmsas a step to better promotethe country’s cinema in theROK.
“China and the ROKshare a common Confucianculture, which helps Chinese audiences to reducethe distance,” directorHuang Jianxin, says.
“Nevertheless, the making of Korean films and TVoperas is very differentfrom our industry. It leavesmuch space for two sides tohave more cooperation inthe future.”
LI’S VISIT 3
October 31November 1, 2015 CHINA DAILY
Source: China Daily TIAN CHI / CHINA DAILY
THREE-PARTY
MEETING
TIMELINE 1999 Government heads of the three countries hold a number of discussions on the sidelines of ASEAN meetings with China, Japan and the ROK.
2002 The leaders agree to hold formal meetings annually.
2008 The countries agree to take turns hosting annual trilateral meetings. The first meeting is held in December 2008 in Fukuoka, Japan.
2009 Second trilateral meeting held in Beijing.
2010 Third trilateral meeting held on Jeju Island, the ROK.
2011 Fourth trilateral meeting held in Tokyo in the wake of the deadly tsunami and leaders discuss cooperation in disaster prevention and nuclear safety.
2012 Fifth trilateral meeting held in Beijing. The three governments sign a tripartite investment treaty and start free trade talks.
The number of visits people from the three countries made to the other two countries in 2014.
19 MINISTERIAL MEETINGS
KEY EVENTS DURING LI KEQIANG’S VISIT TO THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA FOR THE CHINA-JAPAN-ROK MEETING
• Leaves Beijing for Seoul • Oicially welcomed by ROK President Park Geun-hye • Meets with Park and attends signing ceremony at Cheong Wa Dae (the Blue House, oicial residence of the ROK president)• Welcoming banquet, hosted by Park
October 31
November 1
November 2
• Meets with the Speaker of the National Assembly Chung Ui-hwa,• Meets with corporate leaders • Attends the sixth China-Japan-ROK meeting • Three leaders meet with the media
• Meets with Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-ahn • Leaves Seoul for Beijing
• Foreign ministers • Heads of government agencies discussing disaster management • Earthquake disaster mitigation• Trade and economic afairs
• Transport • Customs heads • Policies concerning intellectual property • Finance • Governors of the central banks
• Science and technology cooperation • Information, technology and communication• Environment • Agriculture • Water resources
• Health • Culture • Tourism • Heads of personnel authorities • Heads of supreme audit institutes
CHINA IS THE ROK’S LARGEST TRADE PARTNER
Three
“20%”
70%
47%
The population of the three countries accounts for about 20 percent of the global population.
The GDP of the three countries is roughly 20 percent of the world economy.
Outbound trade and overseas investment of the three countries is about 20 percent of global volume.
The economic volume of China, Japan and the ROK make up about 70 percent of the Asian economy.
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
The foreign exchange reserves of the three countries are about 47 percent of the world’s total.
26 million
FACTS ABOUT CHINA, JAPAN AND THE ROK
GDP (in $trillion)
C H I N A
R O K
J A PA N
Population (in million)
Area (in million square kilometers)
10.3
1,400
9.634.9
1.4
50.6
0.1
0.378
127
207.2245.6 256.3 274.2 290.5
ROK’s bilateral trade with Chinain $billion
Japan’s bilateral trade with Chinain $billion
297.9
342.9328.5 312.6 312.4