Key Points

The 75th anniversary of China-India diplomatic relations has sparked renewed optimism from Chinese Ambassador Xu Feihong about the potential for bilateral cooperation. Both nations' leaders, Xi Jinping and Narendra Modi, have emphasized the importance of viewing their relationship from a strategic, long-term perspective. The ambassador highlighted the resilience of their relationship, comparing it to the powerful rivers Yangtze and Ganges. Despite past challenges, Xu remains confident that both countries can contribute to global peace and prosperity through mutual understanding and collaborative efforts.

Key Points: Xu Feihong Sees Promising Path for China-India Diplomatic Ties

  • Celebrating 75 years of diplomatic relations between China and India
  • Leaders Xi and Modi exchange positive commemorative messages
  • Emphasizing peaceful coexistence and mutual development
  • Commitment to navigating challenges together
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Chinese envoy Xu Feihong 'firmly believes' relations to advance on 'sound-stable' track

Chinese Ambassador optimistic about bilateral relations on 75th diplomatic anniversary, highlighting potential for peaceful coexistence and mutual growth

"I firmly believe that under the strategic guidance of two leaders... China and India will advance bilateral relations - Xu Feihong, Chinese Ambassador to India"

Beijing, April 2

Chinese Ambassador to India Xu Feihong expressed his optimism about the future of China-India relations as the two nations celebrate the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties and believes the two nations will advance bilateral relations.

In the event titled, 'Riding the East Wind, Setting Sail Anew and Opening a New Chapter in China-India Relations' the Chinese envoy expressed great pleasure for the presence of Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri to join on the 'commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the establishement of China-India diplomatice relations.'

"Today, the leaders of China and India exchanged congratulatory messages to mark the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations. Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized that both sides should view and handle China-India relations from a strategic and long-term perspective and seek ways for neighboring major countries to get along in peaceful coexistence, mutual trust and mutual benefit as well as common development," he said.

"Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized that the meeting between the two leaders in Kazan was instrumental in laying out a roadmap for our bilateral relations returning to a stable, predictable and amicable path. Progress in our bilateral relations will contribute not only to global stability and prosperity but also to the emergence of a multi-polar world," he added.

Highlighting both nations' ability to navigate challenges and continue growing, he affirmed, "Over the past 75 years, despite weathering ups and downs, China-India relations have always surged forward like the Yangtze and the Ganges. One learns from the past in order to understand the future, and follows the right path to go far."

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He also shared some pictures of the event on X and wrote, "Great pleasure to join Foreign Secretary @VikramMisri and friends from all walks of life to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the establishment of #China-India diplomatic relations."

"I firmly believe that under the strategic guidance of two leaders and with the joint efforts of two nations, China and India will advance bilateral relations on the track of sound and stable development, so as to contribute to world peace and prosperity," he added.

- ANI

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Priya K.
This is such a positive development! As neighbors, cooperation between China and India benefits everyone in the region. Here's to 75 more years of peaceful relations 🤝
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Rajesh M.
While I appreciate the diplomatic language, actions speak louder than words. I hope this anniversary leads to concrete steps in resolving border disputes and trade imbalances.
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Anita S.
The Yangtze and Ganges metaphor is beautiful! Two ancient civilizations with so much to learn from each other. Cultural exchanges would be wonderful to see more of.
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Sanjay P.
Cautiously optimistic about this. Economic cooperation could be a game-changer for both countries, but we need to see more trust-building measures first.
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Li W.
As someone who's worked in both countries, I can say the people-to-people connections are stronger than the politics suggest. More cultural events like this please!
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Meena R.
The photos from the event look wonderful! It's refreshing to see diplomacy in action. Hope this leads to more student exchange programs and tourism opportunities ✈️

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