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Media Perspectives
Special> China-India Media Forum, 2015> Media Perspectives
UPDATED: January 30, 2015
Saibal Kumar Dasgupta
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China correspondent of The Times of India

I was excited to go to China in the middle of economic transition.

It is a changing nation in terms of economic growth, infrastructure, and even people's lives. I am surprised Chinese people are able to manage and adjust to changes in their lives so well.

Peoples of the two countries share a warm friendship, and a sense of sharing common cultural ethics. But the governments of the two countries, meanwhile, are reluctant friends. Neighbors know there is no alternative to maintaining friendship.



 
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