Chinese Premier Li Keqiang held talks with Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, who's on a two-day official visit to China, on the security situation in the disputed region of Kashmir. The two leaders also discussed enhancing bilateral economic ties via the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. The talks concluded with the signing of deals on infrastructure, law enforcement, culture, education, and media. This is Khan's third visit to China since he took office last year. His office said the visit would be instrumental in further cementing Pakistan's economic, investment and strategic ties with China. So how will this influence cooperation between the two countries and how can the two sides further promote the construction of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor? Cheng Xizhong, visiting professor at Southwest University of Political Science and Law, shares his insight.