On October 15，2017，Kyrgyzstan held the 7th presidential election since its independence.The candidate of Social Democratic Party of Kyrgyzstan，also the former Prime Minister Gennadyh Bakhov won the first round with 54.76% of the vote，meaning the first power transfer after the independence was made peacefully.The election proceeded smoothly，whereas the North-South differences and other inherent problems were exposed as well.Along with the dust settling down，the political transition in Kyrgyzstan government was basically completed，and a new “three wagon” headed by the president Jezepakov was formed.In the future，the new government will insist on the internal and external policies of “Atambayev” period，which focus on stability and minor reform.The main domestic policy is to improve people's livelihood and narrow the gap whereas the external priority is the relation with Russia，pragmatically balancing diplomacy and active participation in the “Belt and Road” construction.