Chinese President Xi Jinping’s recent visit to Moscow has been hailed as a “complete success” by Beijing, reinforcing the message that China-Russia relations are now stronger and more strategically vital than ever before. According to Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, the official state visit proved that ties between the two nations are “as solid as a rock” – a signal to the world that despite rising global tensions and Western pressures, Beijing and Moscow remain steadfast partners.

The visit, which coincided with Russia’s 80th anniversary Victory Day celebrations commemorating the defeat of Nazi Germany, was highly symbolic. It blended historical remembrance with a forward-looking vision for global order, one based on multipolarity and mutual respect rather than hegemonic dominance. Both Xi and Russian President Vladimir Putin emphasized these themes repeatedly throughout their extensive, nearly ten-hour-long discussions.

Wang Yi, speaking at a press briefing on May 10, highlighted that the visit “looked back on history, looked to the future, inherited friendship, defended justice, and was a complete success.” According to him, the bilateral meetings and public appearances showcased an unshakable bond, with both leaders portraying their countries as guardians of historical truth and international fairness.

Importantly, the two presidents signed more than 20 agreements spanning a vast range of sectors: from economic cooperation to advanced technological development. A joint declaration on global strategic stability was also issued, underscoring their shared vision for a world where sovereign decisions are respected and multipolar........

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