China have said that it was willing to work with all parties to achieve denuclearisation and stability on the Korean Peninsula, hours after US Vice President Mike Pence warned North Korea against pursuing its nuclear ambitions. <br/><br/>Foreign ministry spokesman Lu Kang told yesterday a daily press briefing while responding to Pence's comments in Seoul. Lu said the situation in the Korean Peninsula was highly sensitive, complicated and high risk and all sides should avoid taking provocative actions that add fuel to fire. <br/><br/>Asked about US National Security Adviser H R McMaster's comments that North Korea should stop destabilising behaviour and stop developing nuclear weapons, Lu said we have taken note of the remarks. He said seeking a peaceful solution to the Korean Peninsula issue was a right step and meets interests of all related parties. <br/><br/>He said China has put forward a dual-track approach to ease tensions on the peninsula and create conditions for peace talks.