This paper aims to not only explore changes and challenges of Myanmar and China relations since launching of the new government in Myanmar but prospects future bilateral relations based on the current exchange. While Myanmar has been defined as satellite state, pawn of China since 1990’s, two sides had maximized their national interests on the aspect of reciprocity: a political stabilization for Myanmar vice versa an exclusive economic interests for China. Myanmar has been trying to escape from Chinese influence when Myanmar recognized that China would try to intervene Myanmar’s internal affairs in 2007. After take of the new government, Myanmar considered to rebuild the bilateral relations. Furthermore, Myanmar has chance to pursuit her national interests among the potential power countries. Meanwhile, the new government of Myanmar had strived to normalize the foreign relations with China. The investment of China has sharply declined, anti-Chinese emotions has emerged in popular. The ambition of the Chinese authority is not clear that China has been tapping Myanmar’s intention to make a military alliance. Basically the traditional negotiation strategy of China which was a state to state, has been challenged. Reversely Myanmar has changed her foreign strategies into hedging, coming forward improve the relations with confrontation states. Offsetting the influence of China, Myanmar aims to promote her value and strengthen the right to speak in the region. Finally Myanmar wants to revitalize the original foreign policy, non alignment, which has been perpetuated since independence.