China-India relations have witnessed a gradual shift from ＂high anticipation＂ to ＂mutual disappointment＂ since Narendra Modi came to power in May 2014. Beginning in 2016, the bilateralrelations have entered the ＂...China-India relations have witnessed a gradual shift from ＂high anticipation＂ to ＂mutual disappointment＂ since Narendra Modi came to power in May 2014. Beginning in 2016, the bilateralrelations have entered the ＂troubled times＂ and turned chilled, as India has vented its anger on China for its failure to join the Nuclear Suppliers Group （NSG） and its escalating disputes with Pakistan. Although the two sides can still effectively manage their differences, the negative trend in the Sino- Indian relations calls for attention.展开更多
文摘China-India relations have witnessed a gradual shift from ＂high anticipation＂ to ＂mutual disappointment＂ since Narendra Modi came to power in May 2014. Beginning in 2016, the bilateralrelations have entered the ＂troubled times＂ and turned chilled, as India has vented its anger on China for its failure to join the Nuclear Suppliers Group （NSG） and its escalating disputes with Pakistan. Although the two sides can still effectively manage their differences, the negative trend in the Sino- Indian relations calls for attention.
