British Prime Minister Theresa May arrived in Wuhan, central China's Hubei Province on Wednesday, starting a three-day official visit to the country at the invitation of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang.
May, who is accompanied by a large business delegation, will head to Beijing later in the day.
During the visit, May will co-host the bilateral annual prime ministerial meeting with Li and meet with Chinese leaders in Beijing to exchange opinions on bilateral ties and international and regional issues.
This is May's second visit to China as prime minister after she attended the G20 Summit in the eastern Chinese city of Hangzhou in September 2016.
