China's Xi to visit Myanmar to write new chapter on old relations


Workers sorting crabs imported from Myanmar at a market in Ruili City, southwest China's Yunnan Province.- Xinhua

BEIJING (Xinhua): Every morning, trucks carrying tonness of crabs and other aquatic products rumble from Myanmar through the Wanding border crossing to a Chinese fish market nearby before being distributed to seafood lovers across southern China.

The Wanding fish market, now complete with a trading building, inspection facilities, walk-in freezers and sewage treatment systems, is a far cry from the crowded, dirty and smelly space it used to be, and bears ample witness to the thriving trade between the two neighbouring countries.

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