Chinese and South Korean foreign ministers hold first call since Seoul martial law crisis
Beijing has pledged to continue to promote close communication "in various fields" with Seoul despite its current political turmoil, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told his South Korean counterpart Cho Tae-yeol on Tuesday.
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