North Korean Execution Raises Unease in China -- New York Times
North Korea’s announcement that Jang Song-thaek, the uncle of the country’s leader, Kim Jong-un, had been executed for treason triggered expressions of dismay in China, the North’s only major ally.
Chinese bloggers marveled at Mr. Jang’s abrupt downfall and violent end, which was detailed in a lengthy report by the state-run Korean Central News Agency. Some online commentators drew parallels between his purge and more turbulent periods of recent Chinese history. Several pointed out Mr. Jang’s ties with China and wondered what his execution might portend for relations with North Korea.
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More News On China's Reaction To The Purge In North Korea
Ouster Of North Korea's Jang Noted With Unease In China -- NPR
China hopes for 'stability' after Jang's execution -- Yonhap News
China media: Execution of North Korean leader's uncle -- BBC
China wants Kim Jong-un to visit -- Celia Hatton, BBC
My Comment: The Chinese are not the only ones who are concerned.
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