Moon visits WWII-era Korean provisional government site in Chongqing

The trip President Moon Jaein of the Republic of Korea made to Chongqing on Saturday underscores the great importance he attaches to the collaborative fight by China and the ROK against Japan during World War II, experts say.

On Saturday evening, Moon wrapped up his first state visit to China, the first three days of which he spent in Beijing.

Chongqing, which served as China's wartime capital, was also the home of the exiled Korean government as Korea fought alongside China in the struggle against Japan from 1939 to 1945.