The "Red Hall Forum: China and African Countries on the Road to Modernization" Cape Town Dialogue, jointly organized by the Research and Planning Department of the Central Party History and Literature Research Institute, the Xinhua News Agency Research Institute, and the Xinhua News Agency Africa Branch, was held in Cape Town, South Africa on the 15th. This is the scene of the "Red Chamber Forum: China and African Countries on the Road to Modernization" Cape Town Dialogue, which was filmed on November 15th in Cape Town, South Africa. Xinhua News Agency reporter Wang Lei took photos of nearly 40 experts and scholars from the Central Institute of Party History and Literature Research, Peking University, and multiple think tanks in South Africa, as well as representatives from the South African National Assembly and media. They exchanged speeches on topics such as "Implementation of the BRICS Summit Outcome and Future Cooperation Direction" and "Comparison of Modernization Paths between China and African Countries". In his speech at the opening ceremony, Zhang Peng, director of the Scientific Research Planning Department of the Central Institute of Party History and Documentation, highlighted the theory of Chinese path to modernization. She stated that China has always walked shoulder to shoulder with African developing countries in the process of promoting modernization construction. China Africa cooperation keeps pace with the times and continuously deepens, achieving mutually beneficial development and playing a positive role in promoting the modernization process of each country. Matet Madiba, Vice President of the University of the Western Cape in South Africa, stated that China's achievements in digital construction, especially in promoting educational development through digital construction, are impressive. Strengthening cooperation in the digital field under the framework of China Africa cooperation will be beneficial for South Africa and China to explore and enhance their respective cultural soft power. Juventus, Consul General of China in Cape Town, said that the CPC is leading the Chinese people to comprehensively promote the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation with Chinese path to modernization. This path is suitable for China's national conditions, benefits the people, and also contributes to global well-being. Jaya Josie, a distinguished professor at the University of Wenda in South Africa, believes that the strong relationship and brotherly friendship between China and South Africa can be traced back to the Bandung Conference. South Africa and China should further share ideas with each other and strive to achieve more new results in cooperation between BRICS countries and the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road". Kuang Weilin, a member of the Public Diplomacy Advisory Committee of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, stated that China's development benefits the world and cannot be separated from the world. Chinese path to modernization, the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road" and the BRICS cooperation mechanism will provide new major opportunities for broader cooperation between China and Africa. Wesley Sear, from the Western Cape International Relations Subcommittee of the African National Assembly, proposed that China's development over the past forty years has provided African countries with a modernization path that fully reflects dialectical relations. (New News Agency)