The Chinese and Indian foreign ministers will embark on their first visit to China in five years, jointly exploring new approaches to improve relations.

The China-India relationship is seeing a turning point.

Bloomberg quoted sources as reporting: "Indian Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar will embark on his first visit to China in over five years this weekend, and the two countries are working to restore bilateral relations."

In recent years, due to factors such as the international environment, border conflicts, and India's policies toward China, the China-India relationship has fallen into a low point. As neighboring countries with shared mountains and rivers, China and India have extensive common interests in areas such as trade and economic cooperation, regional security, and the space for cooperation is much greater than that for confrontation; mutual benefit is the correct choice. This visit by S. Jaishankar to China presents an opportunity for the two countries to restart dialogue and improve relations.

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