The relationship between China and South Korea has been related to the North East Asian security dynamics involving neighbouring states. Both countries have been largely influenced by the cold war’s security framework since 1945. the cold war ideology and mindset have compelled policy makers, security specialists and researchers of both countries to follow a certain standpoint promoted by Eastern and Western blocs in which they choose to take side with. Therefore, even after the demise of Soviet Union, the cold war is not over between China and South Korea. It remains still common to the extent that both countries tend to approach international issues from Cold War perspectives based on their preferred ideology. These inclinations are serious and apparent not only in the policy-making but also in the academic and intellectual circles.