When the morning light is sprinkled on the vast land of the Sino-Russian border.
Towering mountains, rushing rivers and dense forests make up the unique natural scenery of this land.
However, it is against the backdrop of this beauty.
China and Russia are like these two sleeping beasts.
Each has a long history and a deep cultural heritage.
They occupy a corner of this land, silently guarding the territory and interests.
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Once Hamon borders, this border region will no longer be a purely geographical dividing line, but will become a strategic point connecting China and Russia.
Rather, it is the awakened behemoth, and they will engage in a fierce wrestling.
The splendor of the Qing Empire and border strife
During the heyday of the Qing Dynasty, conflicts and disputes arose between China and Russia on the border.
He personally commanded the army, defeated the invasion of foreign enemies many times, and defended the dignity and territorial integrity of the country.
During these border disputes, China and Russia signed several treaties to clarify the borders.
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It was the first border treaty signed between the Qing Dynasty and Tsarist Russia.
It is also the first international treaty concluded between China and a European country.
The context of this treaty is complex.
Involving long-standing disputes and conflicts between the two countries in the border area.
In 1689, China and Russia engaged in arduous negotiations at Nebuchu (present-day Nerchensk, Russia).
The treaty states:
Gelbizi River...... The Xing'an Mountains are the eastern border between China and Russia, and the Udi River area is an area to be discussed.
To put it bluntly, it is actually a buffer area between the two sides, and whoever has a hard gun in the future, will have to raise swords again;
Second, the two countries strictly prohibit cross-border invasion and the reception of fugitives;
Passport holders of the people of the two countries can cross the border and trade with each other.
The signing of this treaty marked a certain consensus between China and Russia on the border issue and laid the foundation for subsequent bilateral relations.
From China's point of view, the Treaty of Nebuchu sacrificed some of its territorial interests to a certain extent.
This is of great significance for safeguarding national sovereignty and territorial integrity.
At the same time, the signing of the treaty also freed up the hands of the Qing government.
From Russia's point of view, the signing of the Treaty of Nebuchu led to its withdrawal from Yaksa and other strongholds of aggression.
But it greatly consolidated colonial rule in the occupied areas.
Hence the signing of the Treaty of Nebuchu.
There are certain compromises and concessions for both sides.
In addition, the Brunschi Treaty and the Kyakhta Treaty basically defined the border between the central and western sectors of China and Russia.
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Today, the border between China and Russia is only 55 kilometers.
It separates the two countries of Outer Mongolia and Kazakhstan.
Situation at the border
Kazakhstan is an energy power in Central Asia.
It is rich in oil and gas reserves and has made significant progress in energy exports in recent years.
It is assumed that Kazakhstan will be able to further expand the scale of its energy exports in the future.
First of all
Russia has long relied on its huge energy reserves and advanced production technologies.
It occupies an important position in the global energy market.
However, if Kazakhstan, is able to provide a more diversified energy supply.
Secondly, Kazakhstan's energy exports.
increase, it may also trigger a price war.
In order to compete for market share, Kazakhstan is likely to adopt a more flexible pricing strategy and lower the price of its energy exports.
This will put pressure on Russia.
It was forced to lower its prices in order to maintain its market share.
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It is assumed that Kazakhstan and Outer Mongolia (Hamon) will be able to share a border in the future.
This change will have a far-reaching impact on the border areas between China and Russia.
First, the border with Hamon could change the geopolitical landscape of the region.
Relations between Kazakhstan, Outer Mongolia and China and Russia will become even closer, forming a new geopolitical plate.
This change will make countries in the region pay more attention to cooperation and competition among themselves.
In turn, it will affect the stability and development of the entire region.
As a traditional buffer zone between China and Russia, Kazakhstan and Outer Mongolia have always played an important role in maintaining regional stability.
However, if the two countries achieve border.
This could make the competition between the two sides in the military field more intense, and could even lead to a military conflict.
On the one hand, China's western border will face greater security pressure;
On the other hand, China may be squeezed to a certain extent in its energy cooperation with Russia.
Because of Kazakhstan's energy exports.
The increase could make Russia tougher in its negotiations with China, demanding higher prices and more benefits.
In addition, the border with Hamon could also lead to a weakening of China's influence in regional affairs.
However, it should be pointed out that the impact of the border between Hamon and Russia on the Sino-Russian border is not entirely negative.
On the other hand, this may also bring new opportunities for cooperation and development space for both sides.
For example, China and Russia can strengthen economic cooperation and infrastructure construction in border areas to promote regional economic prosperity and development.
At the same time, the two sides can also enhance friendship and mutual trust between the two people by strengthening cultural exchanges and educational cooperation.