The second civilization exchange and mutual learning dialogue was held in the external liaison department of the CPC Central Committee on the 10th in a combination of online and offline. Delegates at the meeting generally believed that strengthening civilized exchanges and mutual learning is the common aspiration of people all over the world, and the common value of all mankind is the common pursuit of people all over the world. On the basis of mutual respect for each other's cultural traditions and development path, the international community should work together to jointly address various risks and challenges and jointly promote human development and progress. Bincheng, executive deputy prime minister and Minister of the Cabinet Office of Cambodia, said that there is no difference between good and bad civilization. Strengthening exchanges and mutual learning among civilizations will help to enhance mutual understanding and respect and lay a solid foundation for lasting world peace, human progress and prosperity. "Civilization is rich and colorful, and so is democracy. Democracy is not a fixed product, there is not only one form and one standard, and there is not only one way to realize democracy. Countries should start from their own history, culture, customs, traditions and national conditions to develop the most suitable democratic road for themselves." Bin Cheng said. Former Egyptian Prime Minister Sharaf said that the political system is rooted in culture, we should enhance people to people and cultural exchanges, respect the understanding of different countries on peace, development, fairness, justice, democracy and freedom and the exploration of their own realization path, promote the harmonious coexistence of multiple civilizations and jointly build a better world. Former Spanish Prime Minister Zapatero believes that there are similarities in the history of different continents. We should be good at discovering their similarities, seek common ground while reserving differences, promote the full exchange and integration of various civilizations, achieve unity on the basis of respecting diversity and jointly deal with the risks and challenges faced by mankind. "In the modern history of mankind, there is no time like now that we need to work together and cooperate." The novel coronavirus pneumonia director Bokova said that facing the barriers and trust deficits caused by the new crown pneumonia outbreak, we should revisit the spirit of the ancient Silk Road, promote exchanges and mutual learning, promote the common values of all mankind and build a world of mutual respect and tolerance. Sports is an important way of cultural exchange. Beijing holding basketball club coach Marbury has worked and lived in China for more than 10 years. Here, he works closely with his teammates and enjoys life with his friends. "I like to stay with the Chinese people and share the fruits of China US cultural exchanges." He said. When it comes to the newly added "more unity" in the Olympic motto, Marbury said he agrees very much. "In today's world, we can't meet all kinds of challenges alone. Only by uniting can we achieve faster, higher and stronger." He said that the Beijing Winter Olympic Games and the winter Paralympic Games take "together to the future" as the theme slogan, which perfectly echoes the new Olympic motto. The dialogue was hosted by the China Association for international exchanges under the International Department of the CPC Central Committee, with about 260 participants from all walks of life at home and abroad. The outcome document "Beijing Vision" issued by the dialogue held that the diversity of civilizations is the basic feature of human society, and civilization exchanges and mutual learning are an important driving force for the progress of human civilization and the peaceful development of the world. It is hoped that cultural exchanges and mutual learning will become a bridge to enhance the friendship between people of all countries, a driving force for human progress and a link to maintain world peace. (outlook new era)