A busy timetable saw Premier Li Keqiang reach Suzhou at about 2:30 am on Tuesday for meetings involving leaders from Central and Eastern Europe.
China will buy more Malaysian government bonds and give the country a 50 billion yuan ($7.82 billion) quota for investing in Chinese stocks and bonds.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang attends the 10th East Asia Summit in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Nov 22, 2015.
Premier Li Keqiang proposed "synergizing" China's Belt and Road Initiative with the connectivity plan of ASEAN member countries.
An upgrade to the China-ASEAN free trade area has come just at the right time, according to Minister of Commerce Gao Hucheng.