访华期间，韩国总统特使：韩国内“反华情绪”在华引起不满，中方要求韩方采取措施

Group 1 - The South Korean presidential envoy, Park Byeong-sik, reported that during the visit to China, there was significant concern from Chinese officials regarding the "anti-China sentiment" in South Korea, leading to requests for South Korea to take measures to address this issue [1][3] - Park indicated that South Korea is willing to regulate actions that exceed the bounds of freedom of speech in response to these concerns [3] - The envoy also requested China to open its cultural and creative markets, although he acknowledged that there are many challenges to resolving these issues [3] Group 2 - Park emphasized that a stable U.S.-China relationship would benefit the development of South Korea-China relations, and he noted that China expressed its principles regarding U.S.-China relations without commenting on the South Korea-U.S. summit [3] - The Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson stated that a healthy and stable South Korea-China relationship aligns with the fundamental interests of both nations and contributes to regional and global stability and prosperity [3] - The development of South Korea-China relations is based on mutual interests and should not be influenced by third-party factors, with China maintaining a consistent and stable policy towards South Korea [3]