China's basic principles in handling foreign relations are

China's basic principles in handling foreign relations are the Five Principles of Peace.

I. Five Principles of Peaceful Settlement

China pursues an independent foreign policy of peace, and independence is our basic position in foreign policy. Maintaining China's sovereignty, security and development interests and promoting world peace and development are the basic objectives of China's foreign policy. Maintaining world peace and promoting common development are the goals of our foreign policy. The Five Principles of Peace and Harmony are the basic principles of China's foreign relations.

Second, the principle of introduction

1. The principle of mutual respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity means that all countries should respect each other's inherent highest internal sovereignty and external independence, and respect each other's territorial sovereignty without damaging the territorial integrity of other countries.

2. The principle of non-aggression. Countries should not invade each other under any pretext, and should not use or threaten to use force to violate the sovereignty and territorial integrity of other countries in any form that violates international law. War should not be used as a means to solve international disputes.

3. The principle of non-interference in each other's internal affairs means that countries should not interfere in the affairs within the sovereignty of other countries through political, military, economic and cultural means in order to realize their own interests in mutual relations.

4. The principle of equality and mutual benefit means that all countries should respect each other, enjoy equal legal status, and do not seek any privileges, nor seek their own unilateral interests by harming the interests of other countries.

The principle of peaceful coexistence is that all countries should coexist and communicate peacefully.

Three. Significance of the Five Principles of Peace

The five principles of "1" and "peace * * *" are the basic principles for developing state relations beyond social system and ideology, and are accepted by most countries in the world.

2. As an open and inclusive principle of international law, the Five Principles of Peace embody the values of sovereignty, justice, democracy and the rule of law.

The Five Principles of Peace have become the basic norms of international relations and the basic principles of international law. The Five Principles of Peace reflect the essential characteristics of new international relations, which are interrelated, complementary and inseparable, and are applicable to the relations between countries with various social systems, development levels and mass sizes. The Five Principles of Peace have been adopted by a series of international organizations and documents in the world today, and have been widely endorsed and observed by the international community.