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**China's Role in Promoting Denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula: Expert Analysis** In a recent interview with Xinhua News Agency, Chen Gang, Deputy Director of the East Asia Institute at the National University of Singapore, highlighted China's crucial role in advancing the denuclearization process on the Korean Peninsula. Chen noted that since the start of the Six-Party Talks, China has played an active role on the international stage, working to ease regional tensions and promote the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula. On one hand, China has firmly upheld its stance on denuclearization and consistently opposed North Korea’s nuclear tests. On the other, it has acted as a key mediator in mitigating the strained relations between North Korea and major powers. As a major global player, Chen emphasized that China holds significant influence over the situation in East Asia. Apart from the United States, Russia and Japan also have a considerable impact on resolving the North Korean nuclear issue. China maintains close relations and interactions with these countries, positioning itself as a mediator, which will be crucial for the eventual resolution of the nuclear issue on the Korean Peninsula. He further pointed out that the frequent meetings between Chinese and North Korean leaders over the past year reflect China's continued willingness to play an important role in addressing the nuclear issue. These meetings demonstrate the close ties between the two nations, which Chen believes are crucial for easing tensions on the Korean Peninsula. He argued that isolating North Korea is counterproductive and that meaningful engagement and dialogue are the most effective means of resolving the issue. Chen reiterated China's commitment to peaceful dialogue in resolving the nuclear issue, its unwavering support for the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, and its backing of relevant UN Security Council resolutions. At the same time, he called on the international community to further engage North Korea in dialogue, opposing any military actions that could escalate regional tensions. Finally, Chen emphasized that taking sides in the ongoing confrontations between key countries would only make it harder to gain the understanding and support of other nations. This, in turn, would hinder the resolution of the issue. He concluded that China’s balanced approach is one that can eventually be accepted by all parties involved. (Reported by Wang Lili)