Such momentum has been mainly manifested in the rapid growth of bilateral trade of goods as well as increasing presence of Chinese investment in Russia.
Indeed, with the enhancing political mutual trust between China and Russia in recent years, bilateral economic and trade cooperation has entered a fast track. As long as China's foreign trade is in accordance with the global trade rules and in line with the needs of both sides, the West is in no position to point fingers at the normal economic cooperation between the two countries. The development of China-Russia trade is not aimed at supporting Russia in war, but has a reasonable logic that is in line with the interests of the two countries.
While against the backdrop of the Ukraine crisis, the West has been accusing China over its normal trade ties with Russia by distorting the nature of China-Russia trade, the resilient fundamentals of bilateral pragmatic cooperation remain intact. China-Russia Photo: VCGChinese President Xi Jinping's ongoing state visit to Moscow, described as a trip of friendship, cooperation and peace, is expected to not only focus on bilateral diplomatic relations and international hotspot issues of shared concern, but also offers a peek into future economic and trade cooperation between the two neighboring powers.
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