Leader of China and Japan held talks on Wednesday (April 22) for only the second time since taking office, seeking to mend ties damaged by territorial disputes and a bitter wartime legacy. Chinese president XI Jinping and Japanese prime minister shinzo Abe met on the sidelines of a summit in Jaata, the Indonesia's capital. The meeting which lasted about30 minutes was viewed as much warmer and better compared to the last talks between the two leader last year, channel news asia reported. The meeting took place despite Abe speech at Asian - African summit in which he warned powerful nations against imposing on the weak. Shaking hands before the talks started, the two men looked more relaxed than at a meeting last year.
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