North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is visiting China this week for his fourth summit with President Xi Jinping. The trip amid reports that North Korea and the U.S. are preparing for a second meeting between Kim and President Trump.
Bruce Harrison reports from Seoul.
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North Korean state media confirmed Kim Jong-un left for Beijing on Monday afternoon.
Kim is traveling with his wife and top North Korean officials for the four-day trip.
The young leader met with President Xi three times last year before and after a summit with President Trump.
China is North Korea's key trading partner.
And Kim's visit may signal he's trying to highlight his alliance with Beijing ahead of a meeting with Trump.
Despite a cheerful meeting last June, the U.S. and North Korea seem to agree on little over how to rid the Korean Peninsula of nuclear weapons.
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