With the joint efforts of both sides, China and Australia have resumed exchanges in various fields and embarked on the right path to improve development relations. China and Australia are both countries in the Asia Pacific region and important members of the G20. The two countries have no historical grievances or fundamental conflicts of interest, and can fully become partners of mutual trust and achievement. Both sides should grasp the correct development direction of China Australia relations in the profound changes in the world situation. From the perspective of national priority, the world is narrow and crowded, always full of risks and competition. From the perspective of fate and co existence, the world is broad and vast, with opportunities and cooperation everywhere. In the midst of the global crisis, countries are not riding on more than 190 small boats, but rather on a ship of shared destiny. China and Australia should follow the trend of the times, start from the common interests of both countries, and jointly build a China Australia relationship that treats each other equally, seeks common ground while reserving differences, and cooperates for mutual benefit, promoting the continuous development of China Australia's comprehensive strategic partnership. This is in line with the common interests of the two countries and their peoples, in line with the common expectations of regional countries, and also conducive to the international community better responding to the various risks and challenges brought about by the century long changes in the world. Faced with the complex external environment, the Chinese economy has withstood pressure, stabilized its scale, and improved its quality. China's development still has a good foundation of support and many favorable conditions. China will use its own stable development to bring valuable certainty to the uncertain world economy. China's development cannot be separated from the world, and the development of the world also requires China. The "high walls of small courtyards", "decoupling and chain breaking", or "de risk" are essentially protectionism, contrary to market laws, technological development laws, and the trend of human social development. China pursues a win-win opening strategy, promotes the construction of a new development pattern, and comprehensively promotes the building of a strong country and the rejuvenation of the nation with Chinese path to modernization. This will bring unprecedented opportunities to countries around the world, including Australia. China and Australia should enhance mutual understanding and trust in peaceful coexistence, and achieve common development through mutually beneficial cooperation. Fully leverage the potential of the China Australia Free Trade Agreement, expand cooperation in emerging fields such as climate change and green economy, maintain the global and regional free trade system, and provide a good business environment for enterprises from both countries to invest and operate. The governments of both countries should support exchanges between legislative bodies, political parties, think tanks, youth, and local governments, create more convenient conditions for personnel exchanges, enhance mutual understanding and affinity between the two peoples, and build a solid public opinion foundation for friendship between the two countries. China does not engage in exclusive small circles, group politics, or camp confrontation in the Asia Pacific region. Small circles cannot solve the major challenges facing the world, and small groups cannot adapt to the great changes in the world today. Yeah, that's right