On Visit to Japan, China's Hu Has No Time for Old Grudges

TOKYO, May 9 -- The two economic giants of Asia courted each other this week during a five-day visit to Japan by Chinese President Hu Jintao that played down wartime grudges and played up pragmatic cooperation.
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Blaine Harden

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