In the past few years, China US relations have been hovering at a low point, but the door to dialogue and communication between China and the US has been open, and the exchanges between Chinese and American people have never been interrupted. The friendship between nations lies in mutual affinity between the people. One vivid story after another demonstrates to the world that the will of the people of China and the United States is cooperation, which is beneficial to both countries and the people of the world. Gates said that China has made remarkable achievements in poverty reduction and coping with the COVID-19 epidemic, setting a good example for the world. He also said that China's accelerated innovation and development is beneficial to China, developing countries, and the world. The Gates Foundation has been collaborating with Chinese partners for over 15 years. Now Gates is visiting China again. He said he "witnessed firsthand some innovations that may drive global progress" in China. The artemisinin and other drugs developed by China have saved the lives of millions of malaria patients worldwide, made significant progress in poverty reduction, made significant investments in clean energy and climate adaptation, and also made significant contributions to global food security. Gates is excited about the prospects for cooperation with China. The understanding between the people of China and the United States towards each other has deepened through this continuous movement and exchange. The friendship between the people of China and the United States has become increasingly profound through expanding cooperation and deepening exchanges, becoming the foundation for the long-term development of bilateral relations. Since the beginning of this year, many American corporate executives have come to China. Communication, negotiation, visits, and cooperation, everyone's schedule for visiting China is full. During his visit to China, Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, said that he hoped to continue to increase the business layout in Shanghai; Laxman Narasinghan, CEO of Starbucks, praised that "the Chinese market has unlimited possibilities"; Jeff Massa, Chairman and CEO of Medtronic, observed that "all parts of China are thriving and full of vitality"; Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, clearly expressed his opposition to "decoupling and chain breaking" and was willing to continue to expand business in China and share development opportunities in China. Recently, some foreign business associations in China have released reports indicating that most of the interviewed foreign companies are optimistic about the prospects for China's economic development. Among them, nearly 60% of American companies hold a positive attitude towards China's economic recovery. American companies are full of expectations for continuing to explore the Chinese market. The economies of the United States and China cannot be 'decoupled', and strengthening cooperation is beneficial to the people of both countries