Enhancing China-Vietnam People-to-People Connectivity from the Chinese Perspective

Xiaohua Lei and Luling Duan

East Asian Policy (EAP), 2025, vol. 17, issue 03, 54-65

Abstract: Amid deepening China-Vietnam political ties, divergences in public perception persist due to history, national interests and external influences. Strengthening people-to-people connections within a shared community of destiny requires targeted approaches: expanding second-track diplomacy, enhancing climate cooperation and adopting more effective public narratives. From a Chinese perspective, addressing these challenges can build trust, bridge gaps in mutual understanding and reinforce the foundation for robust bilateral relations.

Date: 2025
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