China’s Ambassador Emphasises Harmony And Win-Win Cooperation With India | India News

China’s Ambassador of India, Xu Feihong, made a strong speech at the Chinese Embassy in the New Delhi on Monday and emphasized the spirit of permanent cooperation between India and China.

Speaking at a seminar that commemorates the 80th anniversary of the victory in the War of Resistance against the Japanese aggression of the Chinese people, Ambassador Xu emphasized the importance of deepening binary bonds in the midst of a rapidly changing global landscape.

“China-India relations have experienced bending and turns, but friendly cooperation has always been a dominant theme,” Ambassador XU said. President Xi Jinping and Kazan and Tianjin Prime Minister Narendra Modi drew attention to the latest high -level meetings, which helped to draw a positive route for the future of bilateral relations.

Iz We must see the relationship from a strategic and long -term perspective, and we should have the inclusive aspect of being a partner of each other’s cooperation instead of the competitor and seeing each other as an opportunity to develop each other instead of threats, ”he said.

The Ambassador also recorded increasing economic and cultural changes between the two countries and said that only more than 240,000 visas were given to Indian citizens this year.

“In order to further encourage human-human bonds, we are ready to develop changes with India in all sectors (political parties, legislative bodies, thinking institutions, media and young people).

Reflecting the theme of the seminar, the Ambassador Xu said, “Today, we hold this seminar with deep respect for history, deep memory of fallen heroes and control of peace.” He said. He emphasized the lessons of the past and the common responsibilities of today in the protection of peace.

Accepting global challenges, “changes that have not been seen in a century are accelerating, uniformity and bullying actions are increasing, and the world has entered a new turbulence and transformation period.” Against this background, “Humanity once again faces a choice between peace and war, dialogue and confrontation, win-win cooperation and zero-total game.”

Emphasizing the wider role of both countries, Ambassador XU said, “China is ready to work with global southern countries, including India to encourage a correct view of the history of World War II, to implement real multilateral and to firmly opposes hegemony and power policies.” He said.

By closing with a hopeful note, “History cannot change, but the future can be shaped. Let’s take lessons from history, take the great spirit of the resistance warfare and encourage China-India friendship and cooperation with a more proactive attitude.”

“Peace torch is transferred from generation to generation, the driving force of development is maintained and the light of civilization shines brightly.”