| Annotation |
Since February 24, 2022, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has fully
intensified. Since the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the West has imposed comprehensive
sanctions on Russia. The economic relations between Russia and the West began
to break down, Russia subsequently broke away from the International Settlement
system (SWIFT), the ruble currency depreciated severely, and the logistics links
became more complicated. The economic sanctions of Western countries have put
Russia’s economy and finances under great pressure in the short term. In order to
counter Western sanctions, Russia has begun to continuously strengthen its relations
with China, especially in the field of economic and trade cooperation. As the world’s
second largest economy, China has the world’s largest consumer market, which is of
great significance to help Russia get rid of the “sanctions crisis”. By drawing on and
analyzing relevant online news, the latest data provided by the General Administration
of Customs of China, etc., this article introduces the current situation of China-Russia
economic and trade development under the influence of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, analyzes the factors affecting the development of China-Russia economic and trade,
looks forward to the prospects of China-Russia economic and trade development,
and explores how China should appropriately deal with the issues of China-Russia
economic and trade relations. The authors believe that in the context of the new era
of comprehensive strategic cooperation and partnership between China and Russia,
China should pay attention to the following aspects in the process of promoting the
development of China-Russia economic and trade relations: formulate multiple sets
of emergency plans and adopt appropriate financial and monetary policies; develop
Russian economic and trade relations while taking into account economic and trade
relations with other countries; strengthen the construction of infrastructure at China-
Russia border crossings to better serve the “Belt and Road” initiative, etc.; Strive to
maintain China’s image and correctly guide the Chinese people’s public opinion on
the Russia-Ukraine conflict. |
| Key words |
Russia, Ukraine, conflict,China, economy, trade,development, status quo,proposal, change |
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