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As the world's two largest developing countries, China and India is not only a major economic power in Asia, but also in the global economy also plays a pivotal role. Economic and trade relations between the two countries on trade and economic cooperation in Asia Pacific, and the whole world economy will have a significant impact. According to Chinese customs statistics, in 2008 the Sino-Indian bilateral trade totaled $ 51.8 billion, 17.8 times that of 2000. According to India, "Financial Express" reported July 27, 2009, Indian Commerce and Industry Minister said that due to weak demand from the United States, while the demand for Chinese products, China has surpassed the United States to become India's largest trading partner.

In the international financial crisis in the context of trade between China and India, although subject to different degrees of impact, but still maintained a relatively strong vitality. China and India are in this round under the shadow of the global financial crisis, the two fastest-growing countries, and these two economies, the development model is very different.
India seeks to emulate the success of China, hoping for an increasingly large in the manufacturing sector of the labor force to provide employment opportunities. While China is trying to emulate the Indian IT, pharmaceutical industry and other areas of relatively high levels of knowledge to succeed. Sino-Indian economic and trade relations developed rapidly has become a new bright spot in Sino-Indian relations, but also help to improve the region's confidence in coping with the financial crisis struck.

Second, the financial crisis on the impact of the Sino-Indian economic and trade cooperation
Currently, the world economy is facing a financial crisis and the economic development cycle, double pressure, in this case, although the economy of China and India is still growing, but the growth rate decreased significantly, external financial turmoil, economic development environment deteriorated significantly. Sino-Indian economic and trade cooperation between the main actors in the enterprise, however, under the impact of the financial crisis, consumer confidence declined, their liquidity difficulties, resulting in a large number of business failures, many companies shrink the scale of production. Some projects have been launched forced to shut down, some of the original agreement may be set aside, and Indian economic and trade cooperation under attack. For example, China is the world's largest iron ore demand, India is the second in Australia, Brazil's third largest iron ore in China after the country of origin for 80% of its iron ore exports are sold to China, and occupy its trade with China more than 70%. Economic crisis Chinese steel production fell sharply, despite the global iron ore prices have dropped, but the Chinese enterprises overall sluggish demand for iron ore, iron ore demand in India also showed a downward trend, thereby further increasing trade deficit with China, India, India turn to other commodities exports to China to take anti-dumping policy, the impact of economic and trade relations between the two countries. The economic crisis is the main adverse effects:
(A) India's trade protectionism
Despite the rapid develo