A high-level delegation of Japanese parliamentarians from the ruling and opposition parties wrapped up a three-day visit to China on Tuesday by pushing for concrete results that would lead to ending Beijing¡¯s restrictions on Japanese seafood imports.
But China offered no specific promises, emphasizing instead the stability of Japan-China relations at a time when the international political and economic situation has become highly volatile and uncertain following U.S. President Donald Trump¡¯s decision to impose tariffs of 145% on most imports from China. Beijing has responded with tariffs of 125% on U.S. goods.
Tuesday¡¯s talks took place between ruling Liberal Democratic Party Secretary-General Hiroshi Moriyama, who chairs the Japan-China parliamentary league, and Zhao Leji, the third-ranked member of the Chinese Communist Party.
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