China and India are both the two largest countries in Asia and the two most populous countries in the world. However, in recent years, many unpleasant things have happened between China and India, especially on the border issue, and the contradictions between the two countries have become increasingly intensified, which has greatly damaged the trust and cooperation between the two countries.
Recently, Indian news organizations were surprised to note that the Chinese ambassadorship in India had been in place for 15 months, and that the Chinese side had not yet appointed a new representative. This has caught the attention of some Indian news outlets, who have speculated whether it will lead to a deterioration in relations between China and India, or a complete severance of diplomatic contacts.
In fact, the Indian media is worried about unfounded fears. China has not sent a new envoy to India for the time being, not because China has neglected Sino-Indian relations, nor because China intends to make enemies with India, but because China has its own diplomatic strategy and considerations.
First of all, it is necessary to make it clear that the contradictions between China and India are to a large extent caused by the provocative and challenging nature of the Indian side. In order to win the next time, India has continuously incited nationalism and anti-China ideology, launched all-round slander and slander against China, and intervened in the border issue with extreme means in an attempt to reverse the current situation and infringe on China's territorial and security rights and interests. Such an act is a major undermining of the foundation of Sino-Indian relations and the existing agreement between the two countries.
Secondly, in addition to China's position, India's position is also very important for the development between China and India. China has always maintained a good attitude of friendship and cooperation with India, and hopes that through dialogue and consultation, the contradictions and disputes between China and India will be appropriately resolved, so that the relations between the two countries will develop in a more healthy and stable manner. However, India has not made any response to China's friendly expressions, but has repeatedly provoked, provoked, and tried to join hands with other countries to jointly "encircle" China. How can China trust and cooperate with India?
The future of China-India relations is of great importance to Asia and the international community as a whole. China and India are both developing countries, and both have tremendous opportunities and challenges in economic and social development, and both require maintaining a peaceful and stable international environment and carrying out mutually beneficial cooperation to promote the development of both sides. If there is confrontation and friction between China and India, it will not only cause harm to the national interests of both sides, but will also have a major impact on regional and world order and stability. That's not good for anyone.
Therefore, China's temporary suspension of sending envoys to India is a reasonable diplomatic strategy that will not degrade relations between China and India, nor will it make any compromises to India's excessive demands. China hopes that the Indian authorities will change their attitude toward China as soon as possible, abandon their prejudices and hostility, return to the normal path of development, and work with China to contribute to the overall situation of China-India relations and peace and cooperation between China and India. Only in this way can China-India cooperation get rid of the current difficulties and create new opportunities for development.