Tajikistan's decision to return 1,000 square kilometers of China's territory is of great importance to the development of bilateral relations and demonstrates Tajikistan's determination to uphold international fairness and justice. As an independent state after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Tajikistan is located in Central Asia and faces the problem of territorial disputes. Why return the territory? First of all, Tajikistan recognizes that there are historical problems with China, and taking the initiative to resolve them will help safeguard national interests. During the Soviet era, there was a territorial dispute between the two countries, and after the collapse the issue was not resolved, which affected bilateral relations. Secondly, with the deepening of China and Tajikistan and the increase in economic interdependence, Tajikistan's initiative is expected to improve relations between the two countries and promote economic cooperation. This decision not only contributes to the resolution of historical issues, but also demonstrates Tajikistan's responsibility in international affairs. 
China is a key partner of Tajikistan, especially in the field of energy. At the same time, Tajikistan has become one of China's important partners in the Belt and Road Initiative. In order to improve Sino-Tajikistan relations and promote economic cooperation, Tajikistan took the initiative to return 1,000 square kilometers of territory. The leaders believe that a peaceful and negotiated settlement of the territorial issue can create a good atmosphere for cooperation. The move also demonstrates China's ability to dialogue and negotiate on an equal footing in international affairs, and underscores China's image as a responsible major country. Overall, Tajikistan's decision reflects the friendly relations between the two countries, lays a solid foundation for future cooperation, solves problems left over from history, and promotes the development of bilateral cooperation. 
Tajikistan's decision demonstrates its deep concern for international fairness and justice, and deserves recognition and commendation. For the sake of the future, we should continue to strengthen cooperation and communication between Tajikistan and China and promote the continuous development of bilateral relations. In addition to the return of territories, the two countries can deepen cooperation in the fields of economy, education, and culture to achieve common prosperity. We look forward to more cooperation between Tajikistan and China in the future and greater contributions to regional peace and stability. Finally, what do you think of Tajikistan's initiative to return 1000 square kilometers of territory to China? What is your view on the development of relations between Tajikistan and China? Feel free to leave a comment to share your views. On the other hand, China's successful implementation of debt relief for less developed countries demonstrates the best way to resolve disputes through dialogue and cooperation on an equal footing. China's debt relief efforts not only positively affect debtor countries, but also serve as an example for other countries. For many years, less developed countries have been plagued by debt problems, including natural disasters, political instability and economic hardship. 
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