North Korean leader Kim Jong Il left China's northeastern city of Harbin on Monday in the latest leg of a secretive trip believed aimed at drumming up support for a succession plan involving his youngest son, news reports said.
Reporters have followed a 35-vehicle motorcade _ apparently used by the reclusive Kim _ around several cities, including Changchun, in northeast China. Kim, 68, rarely leaves North Korea and when he does travels by special train.
In Harbin, Kim toured a historic site commemorating his father's communist movement, South Korea's Yonhap news agency said. Kim's father, Kim Il Sung, engaged in anti-Japanese guerrilla warfare in Harbin during …
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