Amidst many rivalries, Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Xi Jinping’s hometown Xi’an to mark his three-day visit to China. Earlier, Prime Minister Modi expressed his confidence on strengthening business ties and mutual trust between the two nations and indicated that this three-day tour would mark a new beginning for Indo-China business ties.
Modi began his day with a visit to the famous Terracotta Warriors museum that depicts the armies of the first Emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang. He then visited the famous Buddhist Dashang temple in Shaanxi.
Between warm welcome and enthusiasm, Xi Jinping joined Modi in the afternoon for a round of talks for rapport building. He discussed the most contentious issues like border dispute, China’s big push to account India into the Silk Road project and strengthening business ties.
After their brief conversation, Xi accompanied Mr. Narendra Modi to the famous Wild Goose Padoga. Built in the sixth century, this magnificent structure highlights famous Chinese Buddhist monk Xuan Zang’s 17-year long journey.
Modi is expected to leave for Beijing late in the evening. He is scheduled to hold talks with Premier Li Keqiang next day and will go to Shanghai, where he would address a business get-together and inaugurate the first Gandhi chair at Fundan University.
China is the first leg of Modi’s three-nation tour that includes his visit to Mongolia and South Korea.
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