The 25th meeting between China and India's special representatives on border issues was held in Beijing on the 25th. Wang Yi, China's special representative, member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee, and head of the Foreign Affairs Office of the Central Committee, had thorough, in-depth, friendly and honest communication with India's special representative and national security adviser Dorval on Sino-Indian border issues and bilateral relations. Wang Yi said that China and India are important neighbors to each other, and are also representatives of large developing countries and emerging economies. The healthy and stable development of Sino-Indian relations conforms to the fundamental interests of the two peoples, conforms to the common wishes of the global South, and conforms to the development trend of the times. The relationship between China and India has transcended the scope of bilateral affairs and is of global and strategic importance. In recent years, President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Modi have met twice in Kazan and Tianjin and reached a series of important agreements, pointing out the direction for improving and developing bilateral relations. China is ready to grasp bilateral relations with India from a strategic and long-term perspective, strengthen communication, enhance understanding, resolve differences, overcome obstacles, be good neighbors and friendly friends and partners for mutual achievement, and achieve “dancing with the dragon elephant.”

The 25th meeting between China and India's special representatives on border issues was held in Beijing on the 25th. Wang Yi, China's special representative, member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee, and head of the Foreign Affairs Office of the Central Committee, had thorough, in-depth, friendly and honest communication with India's special representative and national security adviser Dorval on Sino-Indian border issues and bilateral relations. Wang Yi said that China and India are important neighbors to each other, and are also representatives of large developing countries and emerging economies. The healthy and stable development of Sino-Indian relations conforms to the fundamental interests of the two peoples, conforms to the common wishes of the global South, and conforms to the development trend of the times. The relationship between China and India has transcended the scope of bilateral affairs and is of global and strategic importance. In recent years, President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Modi have met twice in Kazan and Tianjin and reached a series of important agreements, pointing out the direction for improving and developing bilateral relations. China is ready to grasp bilateral relations with India from a strategic and long-term perspective, strengthen communication, enhance understanding, resolve differences, overcome obstacles, be good neighbors and friendly friends and partners for mutual achievement, and achieve “dancing with the dragon elephant.”