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China called President Joe Biden’s trilateral summit with the leaders of South Korea and Japan a “deliberate attempt to sow discord” between the world’s second-largest economy and two of its Asian neighbors.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said the leaders who met Friday at the Camp David presidential retreat had “smeared and attacked China” on a range of issues, including Taiwan — the self-ruled island Beijing calls its own.