As China's leader and vice president, Xi Jinping, have visited South Korea several times since taking office in 2012, they have been promoting economic cooperation between the two countries. The visit by the Chinese premier and vice president highlights the growing importance of these two countries in international affairs.

The meeting between the leaders was held at the Palace Museum in Beijing on October 7th, marking the third visit to the country by the Chinese premier and vice president. The event was attended by representatives from both sides, including government officials, business leaders, and media representatives.

During their meeting, the Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and the Chinese Vice President Wang Shuhai expressed their appreciation for the development of bilateral relations and the support provided by the Chinese government. They also highlighted the importance of economic cooperation between China and South Korea, which has led to increased trade and investment往来。

In addition, the meeting was marked by a number of significant events, such as the signing of agreements on infrastructure projects and the establishment of joint ventures between China and South Korea. These developments were seen as a testament to the mutual benefits that can be achieved through economic cooperation.

Furthermore, the meeting was also an opportunity for the leaders to share their thoughts on the challenges facing the world today and the need for collaboration among nations. They emphasized the importance of maintaining stability and security on the global stage, and urged the world to work together towards common goals.

Overall, the meeting between the Chinese Premier and Vice President is a positive step forward in promoting economic cooperation between China and South Korea. It shows that both countries value the importance of partnership and that there is a lot of potential for growth and development in the future.