Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visited the Cemetery of the Fallen Soldiers of the Chinese People's Volunteers in Pyongyang on Friday (April 10), state media reported on Saturday (April 11).

In a video provided by North Korea's official news agency KCNA, which Reuters could not independently verify, Wang was seen laying flowers at the cemetery of Chinese soldiers who died during the 1950-53 Korean War.

Wang is on a two-day visit to Pyongyang from Thursday (April 9) that aims to advance ties between the two countries after the COVID-19 pandemic froze exchanges and as North Korea's Kim shored up relations with Moscow.

During his visit, Wang met North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and said China and North Korea should further enhance communication and coordination in major international and regional affairs, a Chinese official statement showed.

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PYONGYANG, NORTH KOREA (APRIL 10, 2026) (KCNA FOR REUTERS - No use North Korea)

1. ENTRANCE OF CEMETERY OF CHINESE SOLDIERS WHO DIED DURING THE KOREAN WAR

2. NORTH KOREAN HONOUR GUARD STANDING

3. CHINESE FOREIGN MINISTER WANG YI ARRIVING AT CEMETERY

4. WANG STANDING

5. CHINESE AMBASSADOR TO NORTH KOREA, WANG YAJUN (RIGHT), STANDING FLOWER

6. WANG STANDING

7. VARIOUS OF WANG, NORTH KOREAN OFFICIAL AND CHINESE DELEGATION STANDING

8. NORTH KOREAN HONOUR GUARD HOLDING WREATH WALKING UPSTAIRS

9. WANG AND OFFICIALS WALKING UPSTAIRS

10. VARIOUS OF WANG ARRANGING RIBBON ON WREATH

11. WANG AND OFFICIALS BOWING

12. VARIOUS OF WANG AND OFFICIALS LOOKING AROUND CEMETERY

13. WANG LAYING FLOWERS

14. WANG AND OFFICIALS PASSING BY

15. WREATH AT CEMETERY