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Fortune
Lionel Lim

Malaysia’s China-friendly stance is a bid to get its biggest trading partner to help keep the economy stable

(Credit: Rao Aimin—Xinhua/Getty Images)

China Premier Li Qiang got the red carpet treatment when he landed in the Southeast Asian country of Malaysia on Tuesday, the last leg of a three-country regional tour.

During his first two stops—New Zealand and Australia—Li had to navigate a complex relationship with major trading partners still beset by simmering disagreements.

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