chuán chéng传承zhōng cháo中朝yǒu yì友谊，shēn huà深化hé zuò合作
This year marks the 65th anniversary of the signing of the China-DPRK Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation and Mutual Assistance.
Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit North Korea at the invitation of Kim Jong Un.
This visit is very important and will also help the two countries’ relations continue to move forward.
China and North Korea established diplomatic relations in 1949 and signed a friendship treaty in 1961, laying the foundation for long-term cooperation.
Over the years, the two countries have maintained friendly relations and helped each other in difficult times.
In recent years, Xi Jinping and Kim Jong Un have met many times and have also kept in touch.
Both sides hope to carry on their traditional friendship.
At present, the two countries cooperate in trade, culture, education, science and technology, sports, and other areas.
China is North Korea’s largest trading partner, and some cities in the two countries have also established sister-city relations.
The international passenger trains from Beijing to Pyongyang and from Dandong to Pyongyang also make travel between the peoples of the two countries more convenient.
The two countries also maintain communication and cooperation on some international issues, hoping to safeguard their common interests together and promote peace, stability, and development in the region.