One of the largest festivals in the Indian subcontinent, Diwali has officially arrived with Dhanteras and Laxmi Puja. Even as the desi netizens debate the official date of the fest, the videsis in town extend their heartfelt wishes for Diwali. Joining the bandwagon is Chinese ambassador to India Mr Xu Feihong. In his latest post on X/Twitter, the Chinese diplomat shared snippets from across the capital. The slide of pictures showed the Diwali fervor in the air, as denizens shopped ahead of festivities. Skyscrapers with crackers bursting in the sky, and the illuminated streets and bazaars. Feihong quipped,
Feeling the #Diwali magic all around! Wishing Indian friends a joyful and bright #Diwali filled with light, love, and happiness.
Feeling the #Diwali magic all around! Wishing Indian friends a joyful and bright #Diwali filled with light, love, and happiness. pic.twitter.com/nHe7ToMJW4
— Xu Feihong (@China_Amb_India) October 18, 2025
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Reactions poured in on the ambassador’s Diwali post, with several netizens appreciating the cultural exchange with just a tweet online amid the strenuous relation the neighbors share. One user remarked,
“China and India borders should be resolved. If China can accept the McMahon Line with Myanmar, why not with India?” The user added, “We can achieve a lot together. Our language may be different, but culture can bring us together. We have endless possibilities to achieve if borders resolve and China pivots away from the Pakistan proxy.”
Others wished the diplomat a Happy Diwali
China and India borders shud b resolved if China can accept Mcmohan line wd Myanmar y not wd India?
V cn achieve a lot together our language mayb difrnt bt cultur cn bring us together.V hv endles possibilities to achieve if borders resolv nd China pivots away from Pakistan proxy
— Abhi (@Abhi45987892) October 18, 2025
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