BEIJING - Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin began Tuesday a two-day official visit to China, vowing to deepen bilateral economic ties, in an apparent bid to show the two countries' unity after Group of Seven leaders issued a stern warning against them in Hiroshima.
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