The China Central Asia Summit will be held from May 18th to 19th in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province. The presidents of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan will be invited to attend. This is the first time in the 31 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations that the heads of state of the six countries have held a summit in physical form, which has attracted much attention from the international community. During an interview with Xinhua News Agency, people from the five Central Asian countries and surrounding regions stated that this summit is of milestone significance in the development history of China Central Asian relations, and will create a new blueprint for China Central Asian relations and usher in a new era of cooperation between the two sides. During the summit to push bilateral relations to a new level, heads of state will review the development process of China Central Asia relations and exchange views on the construction of China Central Asia mechanisms, cooperation in various fields, and major international and regional issues of common concern. People from multiple countries highly evaluate the development achievements of China's relations with Central Asian countries, and believe that this summit will promote mutual relations to a new level. Yelsudan Ranchetov, a researcher at the Kazakhstan Institute of World Economic and Political Studies, said that this summit will open a new chapter in the relationship between Central Asian countries and China, injecting new impetus into the good-neighborly friendship and mutually beneficial cooperation between the two sides, and looking forward to important results from the summit. He said that the cooperation between Central Asian countries and China is based on equal treatment, mutual benefit and win-win results, and countries such as Kazakhstan are beneficiaries of China's opening-up. Central Asian countries and China will further strengthen interaction under the framework of jointly building the "the Belt and Road" and building a community of shared future for mankind, which will promote bilateral economic and trade cooperation, benefit people of all countries, and contribute to regional peace and stability. Professor Kubanychbek Taabaldyev of Aratau International University in Kyrgyzstan stated that Central Asian countries have very close ties with China in various fields, especially in the fields of economy, trade, and finance. In recent years, the trade volume between the two sides has significantly increased. Central Asian countries and China both hope to further strengthen their relations and believe that this summit will push their relations to a new level. In the eyes of Shoazim Shazamanov, an associate professor at the Tashkent National Oriental University in Uzbekistan, this summit is of historic significance. He is particularly concerned about issues such as infrastructure, energy, and regional security. He said that China's development experience in various fields such as infrastructure construction, education, and culture is worth learning from by Central Asian countries, and he looks forward to using this summit as an opportunity to open a new chapter of cooperation between the two sides. "In recent years, China's relations with Central Asian countries have made great progress, and China's development has contributed to the development and prosperity of the countries in the region," said Selchuk Cholakolu, director of the Asia Pacific Research Center of Türkiye, who has long been concerned about China's relations with Central Asian countries. He believed that the summit was a milestone in the history of bilateral relations. "The joint construction of the the Belt and Road initiative pointed out the direction for regional economic cooperation, and he believed that the summit would further promote cooperation between China and Central Asian countries.". Since the establishment of diplomatic relations, China and the five Central Asian countries have continuously deepened practical economic and trade cooperation, achieving tangible and significant cooperation results, benefiting people of all countries. People from multiple countries believe that this summit will provide a new blueprint for deepening practical cooperation between the two sides. Central Asian countries have participated in different ways‘