The South Caucasus，where Armenia is located，is a transportation hub connecting the Caspian Sea and the Black Sea. It has always been the focus of the geopolitical game of major powers. In the post-Soviet space，the South Caucasus is the most complex section of the geopolitical environment. The Nagorno Karabakh war in 2020 led to the disorder of politics，economy and society in Armenia，and great uncertainty of the future development. China was the first big country to recognize and establish diplomatic relations with it. In 2022，Armenia will usher in the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries in Central Asia. Over the past three decades，bilateral relations have developed smoothly，high-level exchanges have been close，and the friendly cooperative relations in various fields have developed rapidly. In particular，under the “Belt and Road”，the two countries have achieved fruitful results in practical cooperation，and have created conditions for the Armenia authorities to improve the people’s livelihood and well-being.