Fu Ying, spokesperson of the China's parliament, said, China and India should be more sensitive to each other's concerns to address contentious issues and they should not allow differences to stop their pretty close relations from moving forward. <br/><br/>The top Chinese official said yesterday, being big developing countries facing multiple challenges China and India need to be more sensitive to each other's concerns so that it can be better addressed.<br/><br/>When asked about differences over India's admission into the Nuclear Supplies Group, declaring Jaish-e-Mohammed leader Masood Azhar as terrorist by the UN and India's concerns over USD 46 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor going through PoK, she said the two sides are addressing them through dialogue. <br/><br/>Ms Fu Ying, added that for some issues that cannot be worked for the moment, both the nations cannot allow them to stop from moving forward. She said, China and India must proceed with whatever they can and advance good cooperation.<br/>