China hopes that South Korea will take effective measures to protect the safety and security of Chinese nationals and institutions in the country, which has been plunged into a political stalemate for the time being, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said on Wednesday.
Lin Jian, the spokesman, made the statement at a press conference in Beijing when answering a query concerning the short-lived imposition of martial law in South Korea.
China has noticed the relevant events and will not comment on South Korea's domestic affaird, Lin said, adding that China has advised its nationals in South Korea to take extra safety precautions.
China's position on the Korean Peninsula issue remains unchanged, Lin noted.
China hopes S Korea will protect Chinese nationals, institutions' safety: spokesman
Nepalese Prime Minister Sharma Oli visited Peking University and delivered a speech on Nepal-China relations on Wednesday.
He met with the university's heads and was greeted by both Chinese and Nepalese students.
In remarks during the visit, he said China and Nepal have strengthened ties through academic and talent exchanges. He stressed that the two sides have elevated their strategic partnership and achieved great success.
The Nepalese Prime Minister also lauded China's economic achievements and said he is committed to closer cooperation on matters of mutual concern.
Prior to the visit to Peking University, Oli met with Chinese President Xi Jinping and held talks with Chinese Premier Li Qiang on Tuesday. He also met with Zhao Leji, chairman of the National People's Congress (NPC) Standing Committee on Tuesday.
Oli has visited China twice as Nepal's Prime Minister and made important contributions to advancing the growth of China-Nepal relations.
Nepali prime minister visits Peking University, delivers speech
