Young Oak Kim: “The Bridge of No Return, and we had to abruptly change our schedule because they had assembled AK-47's, all of the…”

“The Bridge of No Return, and we had to abruptly change our schedule because they had assembled AK-47's, all of the weapons assembled together, so we had to change at the last minute and we did not get out of the bus, we just simply made a U-turn and came back. That is disgusting, that is totally unwarranted, and I feel very offended by this hostile action. Yet, in China, of course North Korea is totally unknown to us, and all of this hostile action. Let me give my colleague an example, that every country denounced and condemned the hostile action, except China. China has kept silent; they did not say anything. So we asked the question, why is it? Why is it that China has not said anything about this hostile action, and what is China's official position? What is the policy toward North Korea? The answer I got was, look, I think they are trying to walk a fine line. If everybody pushed North Korea against the wall, then we are afraid they might do some irrational action. Therefore, we have to show some friendship, something like that. Mr. Speaker, I ask my colleague, is that not the answer we got, some kind of vague answer?”