Beijing admits he wants reunification Korea but declined to comment Wikileaks

The Chinese government admitted today that advocates the reunification of the Korean peninsula, as in some of the hundreds of thousands of documents leaked via Wikileaks, but refused to comment on its relations with the United States.

"China always supports the North and South of the peninsula hold dialogues and consultations to improve relations, cooperate and consult to achieve, ultimately, a peaceful reunification," he said at a press conference the spokesman on duty at the Ministry of Chinese Foreign, Hong Lei.

With these words, Hong admitted one of the key points in the revelations of Wikileaks, the China that long-term bet for a unified Korea to publicly defend despite the existence of North Korea, but declined to comment directly on other content.

"We do not want any change in the relations between China and the United States," Wikileaks said on the official spokesman, who declined repeatedly to comment on reports in the past two days.

Another leak of diplomatic cables obtained by Wikileaks stated that the Chinese government allowed the intrusion into Google's computer systems in the country, causing a serious conflict between the company and Beijing earlier this year.

Also revealed the unsuccessful attempts of Washington for China to stop sending nuclear material to North Korea to Iran, or the growing distrust between the communist regime and the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-il, although it is commonly placed in the same political line.

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