History shows that there is a historical tradition of "friendly exchanges" between China and Japan, China and India.

Historically, the Sino-Japanese problem can be traced back to the Sui and Tang dynasties (in myths and legends going back to the Qin dynasty), especially in the Tang dynasty, the closest relationship, that is, the two sides, mainly Japan sent a large number of envoys to China, from the political and economic and cultural aspects of the study of the Tang dynasty, the Sino-Japanese relations during this period is very close and friendly.

Tang Sanzang India to get the scriptures can be said to be the beginning of Sino-Indian friendly relations. China and India are both ancient civilizations of the world, the two peoples have thousands of years of history. As early as 402 years, the Chinese monk Fa Xian visited India and lived for 10 years, after which he translated many Sanskrit sutras into Chinese, and his "Records of the Buddha's Kingdom" became a work of great historical value in the history of Sino-Indian friendly exchanges; Hatamarash, a monk from the Western region, arrived in China in 401 years, and translated the Sanskrit sutras "Shudra" into Chinese; Bodhidharma, a monk of the South India in the 5th century, became the first Zen master of Shaolin Temple; Xuanzang visited India during the period of King Rao Ri in the 7th century. In the 5th century, Bodhidharma became the first Zen master of Shaolin Temple; Xuanzang visited India in the 7th century. These are all ancient traditions of friendship between India and China.

At the same time, in the early days of New China, India was the first non-socialist country to establish diplomatic relations.

So historically both China-Japan and China-India have had a very friendly history.