China Nepal Relations beng more deeper.

In the 1970s King Birendra of Nepal proposed Nepal as a "zone of peace" between India and China and in the 1980s, Nepal began importing Chinese weaponry, which in the perception of the government of the Republic of India, was in contravention of India-Nepal 1950 treaty; and has since sought to establish extensive military cooperation in a move to reduce perceived Indian influence.When the United States, United Kingdom and India refused to supply arms to the regime of King Gyanendra of Nepal, who had assumed direct rule to suppress the Maoist insurgency during the Nepalese civil war (1996–2006), China responded by dispatching arms to Nepal,