Xi and Putin discuss organ transplants and living 'indefinitely'

The two leaders discussed how organ transplants could help people live to 150-years-old.

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The two leaders were being filmed walking with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un ahead of Beijing's military parade on Wednesday.

The exchange took place in Mandarin and Russian, which was relayed to each leader by a translator who was with them.

The conversation has been translated into English by the BBC.

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