China and India are strategic partners and friendly neighbors.
Applause rose in India's premier hotel, the Taj Palace in New Delhi, as Premier Li Keqiang took the stage and offered a common Indian greeting.
China's service industry will become more open to the world, which will bring increasing opportunities for foreign companies, including ones from India.
Visiting Chinese Premier Li Keqiang stressed the global strategic significance of China-India relations Tuesday during a meeting with Indian President Pranab Mukherjee.
Premier Li Keqiang met Dr Dwarkanath Kotnis' relatives in Mumbai on Tuesday, remembering the doctor as a real friend to China.
India media have highlighted trade and economic relations between India and China during their coverage of Premier Li's visit to the country.
China is ready to work with India to promote exchanges between the two countries' parliaments and political parties.
The trade imbalance between China and India is likely to keep growing and the situation is hard to change, but India is benefiting from Chinese imports.
Despite China and India's arguments about territory issues and trade imbalances, Premier Li Keqiang's stop in India during his first overseas trip since he took the office has undoubtedly sent a positive and friendly signal.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said China and India have agreed to cooperate on big projects in fields covering industrial parks and infrastructure during his visit to India.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said both countries have agreed to regard each other as an opportunity for development.
Following his meeting with Indian counterpart Manmohan Singh on Sunday night, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said to reporters he has three goals for his first trip as premier: boost mutual trust, deepen cooperation and look toward the future.
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