Living in Shanghai Lifestyle Service for Foreigners What`s On Premier Wen Visits Malaysia Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao (right) is with Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi (center) and Australian Prime Minister John Howard at the East Asia Summit on December 14 in Kuala Lumpur. Latest Report Wen: China will never seek power in E. Asia (15/12 11:50) Leaders of 16 nations signed a declaration calling for annual talks on issues that also included health scares such as bird flu and energy security. Premier Wen calls for meeting challenges in E. Asia (14/12 15:14) Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao outlined his proposals to overcome difficulties and challenges in the region while addressing the first East Asia Summit in Kuala Lumpur today. East Asian progress gains momentum  (15/12 11:58) Beijing against exclusive bloc in East Asia  (13/12 16:13) ASEAN summit closes with agreement on charter  (13/12 11:22) Shrine visit cause of sour China-Japan ties  (13/12 11:21) Wen says growth depends on peace  (13/12 11:18) Premier Wen focuses on East Asia harmony  (12/12 08:41) Chinese premier meets with Philippine, Cambodian leaders  (12/12 07:14) China, Portugal establish all-around strategic partnership  (10/12 14:20) China, Portugal sign 10 documents on cooperation  (10/12 11:17) Deals take Sino-Czech relations to a new high  (9/12 13:21) China, Czech Republic sign joint declaration  (9/12 09:43) Wen arrives in Czech Republic  (9/12 07:56) ZTE inks strategic alliance with France Telecom  (8/12 17:05) China, Slovakia agree to deepen cooperation  (8/12 08:50) >>more    Hot Topics ARATS chief's Taiwan visit Quake jolts southwest China Shanghai World Expo 2010 more topics