The Chinese government admitted shocked to hear news of the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il. However, China believes North Korea may be through their grief and grow into a stronger country.
"We were shocked to hear the shocking news of the death of the most senior North Korean leader Kim Jong-il, our grief and offered condolences to the people of North Korea," a spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry, Ma Zhaoxu, told Xinhua news agency, reported by Reuters, Monday, December 19, 2011.
In his statement, Ma said that Jong-il is a great leader who has contributed greatly in the relationship between North Korea and China. Through the next leadership, China believes the Korean people can turn their grief into strength and unity.
"China and North Korea will cooperate in the continuing positive kontibusi consolidate and build friendship between the two parties, governments and people, as well as to maintain peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula and the region," said Ma.
China is one of North Korea's ally after Russia. Both countries are embargoed North Korean pedestal and given the economic sanctions by the United States and South Korea due to nuclear. Both China and Russia often provide food and financial assistance that is needed by his people.
Although not very profitable, but North Korea is one of the fortress of the U.S. and China in the face of the supporting countries. In recent months, Kim Jong-il was recorded several times to visit China to enhance cooperation.
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