Chinese President Xi Jinping will embark on a four-day state visit to Russia starting May 7, where he'll attend ceremonies marking the anniversary of the Great Patriotic War (World War II) victory. The trip, announced by China's Foreign Ministry, comes at the invitation of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The visit highlights deepening cooperation between Beijing and Moscow, with analysts predicting discussions on economic partnerships and regional stability. The WW2 commemoration serves as a symbolic nod to shared historical struggles, blending diplomacy with cultural memory.
For Gen Z readers: Think of this as a high-stakes collab between global powers—but with more policy documents than TikTok dances 💼📜. As trade between China and Russia hits record highs, this trip could shape everything from tech investments to energy deals.
