On October 3, 2007, North Korea's top leader Kim Jong-il (right) and South Korea's president Luo Ming held a summit in Pyongyang. A spokesman for the South Korean Presidential Office said in Seoul on August 3, 2007 that South Korea's president Luo Ming and North Korea's top leader Kim Jong-il began a summit in Pyongyang that morning. A spokesman for the South Korean Presidential Office said at the second Korean summit in the South Korean government's Seoul Lodge Hotel News Center that Kim Jong-il arrived at 9:27 p.m. local time (Beijing time 8:27 p.m.). The two sides welcomed, photographed and exchanged gifts. The Korean government's summit began to comment at 9:34 p.m. (Beijing time 834 p.m.) that it had