On September 28, the CPC Central Committee Political Bureau member and Foreign Minister Wang Yi held a meeting in Beijing with the North Korean Foreign Minister, Qing Yi. According to a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, Qing Yi's visit to China lasted until September 30. Many foreign media that this was Qing Yi's second visit to China in a month. According to the KCNA's previous report, the Secretary General of the North Korean Labour Party and Secretary of State Kim Jong-un came to China earlier this month to attend the 80th anniversary of the Chinese people's war against Japan and the world's victory in the war against fascism, Qing Yi was one of the accompanyers.

According to the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Wang Yi said in the talks that China and the DPRK are friendly neighboring countries linked by mountains and waters. The traditional friendship between the two sides, established by the leaders of the two sides and carefully cultivated by their own hands, is a valuable wealth for both sides. Maintaining, consolidating and developing the good relations between the two sides and the DPRK is always the strategic policy of the Chinese party and government. At the beginning of this month, General Secretary Xi Jinping held a historic meeting with Secretary-General Kim Jong Un and reached an important consensus, pointed out the direction and planned a blueprint for the development of relations between the two sides. Our duty is to implement the important consensus reached by the top leaders of the two sides

Wang Yi introduced the domestic situation in China, saying that China is comprehensively advancing the construction of a strong country and the great industry of national rejuvenation with Chinese-style modernization.China and the Communist Party lead socialist countries have common ideals and goals.Both sides can strengthen the exchange of experience in governance and governance, and contribute to the development of their socialist cause.

The Chinese side appreciates the DPRK's firm support for China's core interests and major concerns, supports General Secretary Xi Jinping's concept of building a community of human destiny and the Global Development Initiative, the Global Security Initiative, the Global Civilization Initiative, and the Global Governance Initiative, and is willing to strengthen coordination and cooperation with the DPRK in international and regional affairs, oppose all forms of hegemony, and safeguard the common interests and international fairness of both sides.

Cui Shanji said that the recent activities to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance against Japan and the World Anti-Fascist War fully demonstrated China's historical achievements, comprehensive national strength and international status. The historic meeting between the top leaders of the two parties and countries provided strategic guidance and strong impetus for both sides to deepen DPRK-China relations with socialism as the core. General Secretary Kim Jong-un pointed out that no matter how the world changes, the friendly feelings between the DPRK and Chinese peoples will not change. It is the firm position of the DPRK to continuously deepen and develop DPRK-China relations. The DPRK is willing to work with China to implement the consensus reached by the top leaders of the two parties and countries, strengthen strategic communication, enhance friendly exchanges, deepen pragmatic cooperation, and push DPRK-China relations to a new and higher level. The Community of Shared Future for Mankind concept and a series of global initiatives advocated by *, especially the latest global governance initiative, are China's important contributions to promoting the construction of a multipolar world. The DPRK actively supports it and is willing to cooperate closely with China multilaterally to jointly resist unilateralism and power politics and promote the establishment of a fairer and more just world structure. The DPRK wishes the Chinese people unite and struggle under the leadership of the Communist Party of China (CPC) and achieve greater achievements.

On the 28th, the Korean Central News Agency reported the news of the DPRK Foreign Minister's visit to China, saying that Cui Shanji and his party left Pyongyang by special plane on the 27th. Ren Tianyi, Deputy Foreign Minister of the DPRK, cadres of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Wang Yajun, Chinese Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the DPRK, and members of the embassy saw him off at the airport. The Russian Satellite News Agency quoted Yonhap News Agency on the 28th as saying that this is Choi Son-hee's first separate visit to China and the first separate meeting with the Chinese Foreign Minister since she took office as Foreign Minister in June 2022. It is expected that the two foreign ministers will meet on the specific implementation plan of the results of the DPRK heads of state talks early this month, as well as coordinate the response plan to the situation on the peninsula and the region. Some media noticed that the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on the same day that "the two sides also exchanged in-depth views on issues of common concern". Hong Kong's South China Morning Post mentioned that the DPRK Foreign Minister's visit is not far from the South Korean Foreign Minister's visit to China. The foreign ministers of China and South Korea held talks in Beijing on September 17th.