On March 21, Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Mao Ning held a regular press conference. A reporter asked about Foreign Minister Wang Yi's trip to Japan today, where he will attend the 11th China-Japan-Korea Foreign Ministers' Meeting and co-host the sixth China-Japan Economic Dialogue. What are China’s expectations for this visit? Mao Ning stated that Foreign Minister Wang Yi is traveling to Japan today to attend the China-Japan-Korea Foreign Ministers' Meeting and co-host the sixth China-Japan Economic Dialogue with the Japanese side. China, Japan, and Korea are neighbors that cannot be moved away, and they are all important economies in the region and the world. Since the fifth China-Japan-Korea Leaders' Meeting in May last year, practical cooperation among the three countries has steadily advanced in many fields, achieving positive results. At this Foreign Ministers' Meeting, the three parties will exchange views on promoting China-Japan-Korea cooperation and regional and international issues of common concern. China is willing to work with Japan and Korea to implement the leaders' consensus and comprehensively advance cultural exchange, sustainable development and climate change, economic cooperation and trade, public health and aging, social technology cooperation and digital transformation, as well as cooperation in disaster relief and security, continuously expanding points of common interest, growing the cooperation pie, and ensuring that cooperation among the three countries better benefits the people of all three countries while also promoting peace, stability, and prosperity in the region and the world. Currently, the China-Japan relationship is showing a momentum of improvement and development. Through this visit, it is hoped that Japan will work with China to jointly follow the important consensus reached by the leaders of both countries as a guide, and in accordance with the spirit of the four political documents between China and Japan, comprehensively advance the China-Japan Global Strategy of mutual benefit, and establish a constructive and stable China-Japan relationship that meets the requirements of the new era. (The Paper)