The shared pursuit of development holds the key to understanding China-India relations. As ancient civilizations, populous nations and important members of the global community, both countries benefit from cooperation.

Only when businesses gain opportunities and ordinary people see tangible benefits can the forces supporting China-India friendship keep growing. Haier, for example, has built two industrial parks in India, not only creating many local jobs but also spurring development in surrounding areas.

According to India's Press Information Bureau, India's seafood exports to China were valued at $1.61 billion in fiscal year 2025-2026, providing Chinese consumers with more choices. From factory floors to family dining tables, China and India are finding more common interests, giving more people a stake in cooperation and a deeper understanding of each other's development.

Mutual respect and mutual understanding are key to handling China-India relations. Differences between China and India exist, and some issues require patience to address. It is even more necessary to respect each other's concerns and work through dialogue to find proper solutions.