Chinese, Vietnamese Communist parties have 'shared destiny': BeijingBEIJING (Reuters) - China and Vietnam s Communist parties have a  shared destiny  and there is great potential for bilateral economic cooperation, a senior Beijing official said on Tuesday on a visit to Vietnam, which has clashed with China over the South China Sea. Although both nations are under Communist rule, they are deeply suspicious of each other and relations have been strained over the past few years because of disputes in the strategic South China Sea. China has appeared uneasy at Vietnamese efforts to rally Southeast Asian countries over the busy swathe of sea as well as at its neighbor s growing defense ties with the United States, Japan and India. In July, under pressure from Beijing, Vietnam suspended oil drilling in offshore waters that are also claimed by China. However, Hanoi and Beijing have also tried to prevent tensions from getting out of control, and senior officials from two countries make fairly regular visits to each other. Liu Yunshan, a member of the Chinese Communist Party s elite Standing Committee that runs the country, told Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc in Hanoi, in the first such high level visit since relations deteriorated in July, that the two parties  constitute a community of shared destiny with strategic significance , China s official Xinhua news agency reported.  The sound and stable development of the bilateral ties will help to solidify the ruling position of the two parties, which is in the interests of the two parties and people of the two nations,  Xinhua cited Liu as saying.  The two economies are highly complementary, with huge potential for practical cooperation,  the report quoted him as saying. Phuc told Liu that two countries should strive to maintain peace and stability in the South China Sea and avoid all activities that could increase tension, the Vietnamese government news website reported. He also urged China to  have substantial discussions soon  with Southeast Asian nations to reach a code of conduct in the disputed sea, the report said. While both the Chinese and Vietnamese reports made no direction mention of the South China Sea by Liu, they quoted him as suggesting the two countries  properly manage and control their divergences, so as to create favorable environment for bilateral cooperation . China claims nearly all the South China Sea, through which an estimated $3 trillion in international trade passes each year. Brunei, Malaysia, the Philippines and Taiwan also have claims. worldnews
chinese vietnamese communist parties destiny beijingbeijing reuters china vietnam communist parties shared destiny great potential bilateral economic cooperation senior beijing official said tuesday visit vietnam clashed china south china sea although nations communist rule deeply suspicious relations strained past years disputes strategic south china sea china appeared uneasy vietnamese efforts rally southeast asian countries busy swath sea well neighbor growing defense ties united states japan india in july pressure beijing vietnam suspended oil drilling offshore waters also claimed china however hand beijing also tried prevent tensions getting control senior officials two countries make fairly regular visits liu yunshan member chinese communist party elite standing committee runs country told vietnamese prime minister nguyen juan phc hand first high level visit since relations deteriorated july two parties constitute community shared destiny strategic significance china official lingua news agency reported the sound stable development bilateral ties help solidify ruling position two parties interests two parties people two nations lingua cited liu saying the two economies highly complementary huge potential practical cooperation report quoted saying phc told liu two countries strive maintain peace stability south china sea avoid activities could increase tension vietnamese government news website reported he also urged china substantial discussions soon southeast asian nations reach code conduct disputed sea report said while chinese vietnamese reports made direction mention south china sea liu quoted suggesting two countries properly manage control divergence create favorable environment bilateral cooperation china claims nearly south china sea estimated trillion international trade passes year brunei malaysia philippines taiwan also claims worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Chinese, Vietnamese Communist parties have 'shared destiny': BeijingBEIJING (Reuters) - China and Vietnam s Communist parties have a  shared destiny  and there is great potential for bilateral economic cooperation, a senior Beijing official said on Tuesday on a visit to Vietnam, which has clashed with China over the South China Sea. Although both nations are under Communist rule, they are deeply suspicious of each other and relations have been strained over the past few years because of disputes in the strategic South China Sea. China has appeared uneasy at Vietnamese efforts to rally Southeast Asian countries over the busy swathe of sea as well as at its neighbor s growing defense ties with the United States, Japan and India. In July, under pressure from Beijing, Vietnam suspended oil drilling in offshore waters that are also claimed by China. However, Hanoi and Beijing have also tried to prevent tensions from getting out of control, and senior officials from two countries make fairly regular visits to each other. Liu Yunshan, a member of the Chinese Communist Party s elite Standing Committee that runs the country, told Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc in Hanoi, in the first such high level visit since relations deteriorated in July, that the two parties  constitute a community of shared destiny with strategic significance , China s official Xinhua news agency reported.  The sound and stable development of the bilateral ties will help to solidify the ruling position of the two parties, which is in the interests of the two parties and people of the two nations,  Xinhua cited Liu as saying.  The two economies are highly complementary, with huge potential for practical cooperation,  the report quoted him as saying. Phuc told Liu that two countries should strive to maintain peace and stability in the South China Sea and avoid all activities that could increase tension, the Vietnamese government news website reported. He also urged China to  have substantial discussions soon  with Southeast Asian nations to reach a code of conduct in the disputed sea, the report said. While both the Chinese and Vietnamese reports made no direction mention of the South China Sea by Liu, they quoted him as suggesting the two countries  properly manage and control their divergences, so as to create favorable environment for bilateral cooperation . China claims nearly all the South China Sea, through which an estimated $3 trillion in international trade passes each year. Brunei, Malaysia, the Philippines and Taiwan also have claims. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: chinese vietnamese communist parties destiny beijingbeijing reuters china vietnam communist parties shared destiny great potential bilateral economic cooperation senior beijing official said tuesday visit vietnam clashed china south china sea although nations communist rule deeply suspicious relations strained past years disputes strategic south china sea china appeared uneasy vietnamese efforts rally southeast asian countries busy swath sea well neighbor growing defense ties united states japan india in july pressure beijing vietnam suspended oil drilling offshore waters also claimed china however hand beijing also tried prevent tensions getting control senior officials two countries make fairly regular visits liu yunshan member chinese communist party elite standing committee runs country told vietnamese prime minister nguyen juan phc hand first high level visit since relations deteriorated july two parties constitute community shared destiny strategic significance china official lingua news agency reported the sound stable development bilateral ties help solidify ruling position two parties interests two parties people two nations lingua cited liu saying the two economies highly complementary huge potential practical cooperation report quoted saying phc told liu two countries strive maintain peace stability south china sea avoid activities could increase tension vietnamese government news website reported he also urged china substantial discussions soon southeast asian nations reach code conduct disputed sea report said while chinese vietnamese reports made direction mention south china sea liu quoted suggesting two countries properly manage control divergence create favorable environment bilateral cooperation china claims nearly south china sea estimated trillion international trade passes year brunei malaysia philippines taiwan also claims worldnews