In a world marked by shifting alliances and geopolitical tensions, the friendship between China and Russia stands as a beacon of stability and resilience. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasized this enduring bond during a press conference on the sidelines of the third session of the 14th National People's Congress.
Wang Yi highlighted that the historical logic underpinning China-Russia relations remains unaltered, regardless of international landscape evolutions. This steadfast friendship is driven by an unwavering internal force that shows no signs of diminishing.
He elaborated on the unique path that China and Russia have forged together—one of "non-alliance, non-confrontation and not targeting any third party." This approach represents a pioneering effort in establishing a new model for major-country relations, setting a positive example for neighboring nations seeking harmonious partnerships.
Describing the China-Russia relationship as mature, resilient, and stable, Wang Yi underscored its role as a constant amidst global turbulence, rather than a variable subject to geopolitical maneuvers.
Reflecting on their shared history, Wang Yi noted that China and Russia both played crucial roles in the main theaters of Asia and Europe during the World Anti-Fascist War. The immense sacrifices and significant contributions of both nations were pivotal in achieving victory, cementing a bond that continues to thrive today.
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Wang Yi: Historical logic of China-Russia friendship will not change
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