Geographically speaking, China is located in East Asia, and India is located in South Asia, China and Tibet. Climate: China is dominated by subtropical and temperate monsoon climate, while India is dominated by tropical monsoon climate. Topography: China's topography is complex and diverse, including plains, mountains, hills and plateaus, while Indian is dominated by plateaus and mountains.

Historically, Indian Buddhist culture was introduced to China in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Xuanzang went to India to learn from the scriptures in the Tang Dynasty, and Indian mathematics was also introduced to China from the Western Regions. The "Maritime Silk Road" in the Tang and Song Dynasties also reached southern India: Zheng He's voyages to the Western Ocean in the Ming Dynasty also bypassed India. Therefore, India and China have a long history of cultural and economic exchanges. However, due to the rare long-term unification of India, the communication with China was once interrupted. In modern times, like China, India suffered imperialist aggression and became a semi-colonial society. After a long struggle, India was finally liberated, but it was still divided into India and Pakistan. On the contemporary stage, there are differences between the development and national interests of the two countries, and there are cooperation and contradictions between China and India, which are mainly reflected in the border territory and the "Asian dominance" .36866.66686666666