In the new attitudes of regionalism, there is an opportunity for the units of the international system, far from the attitudes of the traditional narrow-minded order, to gain new power and field of action. Meanwhile, for Iran as a dissatisfied system unit on the one hand and China as a dissatisfied unit and potential future hegemon on the other, the attitude of network order allows them to define new regions away from the traditional geopolitical fence. What is considered in this article is the feasibility of convergence and geostrategic cooperation between Iran and China. Therefore, the research seeks to answer the question of what opportunities and challenges create or threaten the context of China's geostrategic node in the Iranian regional network. The method of data collection will be library and internet and the research method will be based on the approach of regional networking strategy. Research findings show; The alignment of the anti-hegemonic goals of Iran and China and the need for a strategic partner in the first place and the existence of common geoeconomic interests - especially in the direction of oil cooperation - have provided an ideal opportunity and platform for creating a regional geostrategic network. But this platform is facing a challenge due to Iran's lack of security and strategic priorities in China.