Irrespective of differences, China’s relationship with Germany is likely to remain productive, open, cordial, and beneficial, with proper management of differences and issues in a mature and orderly fashion.
Thanks to the economic heavyweight that is Eurasia, new outlines stemming from the ASEM Summit are expected to have a positive outcome across the globe.
If the planet is home to everyone, then its climate — which affects the air we breathe and the water we drink — must also nurture everyone.
Look at the proximity of the airports of Liege and Brussels. So, the Belt and Road, with regard to connectivity, gave a boost to the rail transport.
The Chinese government is not ignoring the new geopolitical environment and wants to preserve good Sino-European relations.
I summaize them into, I call them the four ‘ins’ that are necessary for China as it develops.
It is thus anticipated that the European Chamber in China will drop its wrong perception on China’s high-tech self-reliance and dual circulation economy and be confident of China’s opening-up policy.
As long as the EU treats regional and global connectivity construction in a pragmatic and peaceful manner, it can work with China to do a good job in regional connectivity construction.
For five consecutive years, from 2016 to 2020, China was Germany’s largest trading partner. And even the pandemic could not interrupt the deepening of economic partnership.
Relations between China and the Republic of Cyprus are steadily improving creating new opportunities for economic collaboration.
Chinese society has undoubtedly been transformed in the space of two generations: it has become more urban, more affluent, more educated, more open to the world, and fond of consumption and technology.
Despite differences, which may continue to be present, the key point is both parties are willing to make adjustments and pursue diplomacy in search of the greater good, which means the EU-China relationship will continue to be defined by diplomacy as opposed to confrontation and a Cold War mentality.
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