Bandung spirit refers to: first, advocating peace; The second is to call on the Asian and African people to get rid of the oppression of imperialism and colonialism and become independent countries; The third is to call on the weak countries and nations in the world to unite and establish a new international order.

1955, an important international conference spontaneously organized by Asian and African countries was held in Bandung, Indonesia, which opened the prelude for developing countries to unite and cooperate, strive for national independence and sovereignty, seek economic development and social progress, safeguard world peace and promote the establishment of a new international political and economic order;

On the basis of the five principles of peace advocated by China, India and Myanmar, the meeting put forward ten principles of the Bandung Conference, namely the Bandung Spirit.

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The communiqué issued by the Bandung Conference emphasized the importance of strengthening economic and cultural cooperation and experience sharing. The ten principles of the Bandung Conference laid the foundation for cooperation among all countries in the world, especially developing countries in Asia and Africa.

This is the legacy of the UN Charter accepted by the Non-Aligned Movement, and it is also the source of strength for Asian and African countries to overcome many challenges. With the development of multipolarization in the world, it is very important to keep in mind the Bandung spirit and these important principles when developing Asian-African relations.