Nuclear envoys from US, ROK arrive Wednesday after visit by Pyongyang official Top nuclear envoys from Washington and Seoul arrive in Beijing Wednesday to seek details of recent meetings between Beijing and Pyongyang and to discuss how to bring the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea (DPRK) back to the negotiating table. Ahmad Bradshaw Jersey. Kim Yong-il, director of the International Affairs Department of the Central Committee of the Workers Party of Korea, conveyed greetings from top DPRK leader Kim Jong-il to President Hu Jintao when they met at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on Tuesday. In talks earlier on Tuesday with his Chinese counterpart Wang Jiarui, head of the International Department of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, the two touched upon denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, the Foreign Ministry said. No details, however, were released. Related readings: DPRK proposes to hold military talks with ROK DPRK senior official meets UN special envoy Senior envoy leads delegation to DPRK DPRK must return to talks: US Wang was in the DPRK from Feb 6 to 9, and in the closely-watched trip, met Kim Jong-il. A day later, DPRK Deputy Foreign Minister Kim Gye-gwan, also the countrys top nuclear negotiator, visited China. (Through the recent visits) China has earned considerable concessions on preconditions by the DPRK for restarting the Six-Party Talks, Seouls Yonhap News Agency reported on Tuesday. Also on Tuesday, the top nuclear envoys from Washington and Seoul set off for Beijing to discuss with their Chinese counterpart Wu Dawei ways to bring Pyongyang back on track for talks. The series of meetings are not a coincidence, said Liu Jiangyong, an expert on East Asian studies at Beijing-based Tsinghua University. As the Chinese authorities return to work after the Spring Festival holidays, the DPRK, the US and the Republic of Korea (ROK) are strengthening efforts for the resumption of Six-Party Talks, he said. Pyongyang has come under increasing pressure to take a more conciliatory path and return to the six-nation talks, which also involve Japan and Russia. In a couple of cases, there have been meetings recently with North Korean officials, and were going to be consulting to see where we think we stand in the process, Philip J. Crowley, spokesman for the US Department of State, said on Tuesday. We are looking for a signal from North Korea, and were still waiting for that signal, he said. ROK Foreign Minister Yu Myung-hwan said on Tuesday that his country was closely monitoring the meetings between Chinese and DPRK officials. It is too soon to tell whether the recent meetings, and their seemingly positive ramifications, will lead to the immediate resumption of Six-Party Talks, but we are keenly monitoring the results of the meetings to focus all our diplomatic efforts in resuming negotiations. However, Zhang Liangui, an expert on Korean affairs at the Central Party School, said it is too early to expect breakthroughs. Pyongyang has set three preconditions for resuming talks: A peace treaty with the US, lifting of UN sanctions, and more economic aid, Zhang said. But the US is unlikely to accede to any of them. Zhang said a priority of the US envoys China trip is to lobby Beijing to persuade Pyongyang to return to talks before discussing its demands. Its hard to say how much consensus can be reached between the two. China has not yet clearly expressed its position on whether to accept the DPRKs conditions before the Six-Party Talks. He also said Kim Yong-il is likely to have discussed about more Chinese aid, as the DPRK economy is reeling under UN sanctions and the recent currency reform. Its an urgent issue for DPRK and a realistic problem for China, too. A senior UN official who visited Pyongyang on Monday strongly defended international food aid to the DPRK. These are human beings that need the food. Its not the political system. This should not be argued in a political way, UN Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs Lynn Pascoe, who earlier this month was the first top-level UN official to visit the country in six years, told CNN. The Six-Party Talks were launched in 2003 but have not made any progress since April 2009 when the DPRK pulled out of the talks to protest the UN condemnation of its missile tests. The US State Department has, for now, ruled out the possibility of US officials going to Pyongyang or meeting DPRK officials in China. Lance Moore Jersey. 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College graduates seek vacancies during a job fair in Changchun, Northeast Chinas Jilin province, in November. [File photoChina Daily] The expectation of 2,849 yuan is the same as it was in 2008. It will be hard to see a remarkable rise in college graduates pay this year, which will stay almost the same as that of last year, said Chu Zhaohui, researcher of China National Institute for Education Research. BEIJING - Chinese government on Wednesday ordered local mine safety regulators to crack down on safety violations in mines and other high-risk work places to resolutely prevent further tragedies in the wake of many serious accidents and heavy life losses. Related readings: Death toll rises to 9 in Wangjialing accident One dead, 2 lost in coal mine fire in SW China Death toll rises to 40 in C China mine blast Rescuers race to reach 32 trapped in China mine 5?arrested for fatal coal mine fire in?C China The recent coal-mine accidents exposed that some local authorities had failed to crack down on safety violations, failed to supervise forcefully over safety management and technical upgrading of mines, and failed to check potential risks, the State Administration of Work Safety said in a statement on its Web site. The order came after 40 peopple were killed in a a coal mine blast in central Henan Province on March 31 and 153 trapped in a coal mine flood in Shanxi Province on March 28. Desmond Bishop Jersey 29 miners remained missing while 9 confirmed dead in the latter accident. The administration told local authorities to rigorously crack down on safety violations and forbid operations of mines which have been ordered to stop operation. Local authorities were also required to strengthen supervision on mines in need of technical revamp and only grant mining permit after meticulous checks. Officials who fail their duties would face harsh punishment, the statement said. Efforts should be made to improve rescue capabilities, it added. The central government announced on April 2 to launch a nationwide crackdown on safety violations in mines and other high-risk work places including chemical plants, railways, construction sites among others. ' ' '