From Munich, Germany to Paris, France, Wang Yi, a member of the Politburo of the Communist Party of China and Minister of Foreign Affairs, had a tight schedule and fruitful achievements during his New Year European tour. What is noteworthy is that the magical number "60" runs through Wang Yi's European itinerary: first, he led a delegation to attend the 60th Munich Security Conference last weekend, and then, in the final stop of his visit to Europe, he welcomed the significant milestone of the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and France. According to the traditional Chinese view of time, 60 years is considered a century. On the previous day, French President Macron, during his meeting with Wang Yi, not only happily recalled his successful visit to China last year, but also expressed his hope to jointly prepare for high-level exchanges with China this year and further build a lasting and close relationship between France and China. Macron's feedback indicates a smooth political confrontation between China and France. The high-level mutual visits and high-quality strategic communication between China and France will continue this year, and the opening year of the new era of Sino French relations is worth paying attention to and looking forward to. On the occasion of its 60th anniversary, the Mu'an Club, which also launched the "New Jiazi" movement, set a rather oppressive and heavy theme: "losing more". As one of the most attended guests of this year's Mu'an Conference and the keynote speaker of the China special session, Wang Yi analyzed that the "multi loss" agenda setting reflects Europe's pessimistic sentiment towards the international situation and highlights the severe challenges facing the world today. Wang Yi believes that the deficit in global governance, the upgrading of geopolitical hotspots, the rise of zero sum games, and the impulse to "decouple and break the chain" are all exacerbating the risk of "losing more". If "losing more" is the biggest pain point in Europe and even the current world, the highlight of Wang Yi's European trip is undoubtedly his convincing China plan: "losing more" is not a rational choice, win-win is the future of humanity. In the view of the Chinese side, the so-called "multiple losses" risk has three institutional motives: first, engage in zero sum games, insist on winning or losing, close the door of others, and also block one's own path; The second is to engage in "decoupling and chain breaking", under the guise of "reducing risks", to create "small courtyards and high walls", not pursuing faster running but attempting to overthrow others; The third is to engage in camp confrontation, create various small circles and clubs, artificially create fragmentation, attract or even coerce other countries to take sides. The clear signal sent by Wang Yi's trip to Europe is that "China will firmly become a stabilizing force in a turbulent world.". We should promote cooperation among major powers through mutual respect and trust, address hot issues through dialogue and consultation, strengthen global governance through unity and cooperation, and promote global growth through openness and mutual benefit. In implementing China EU relations, Wang Yi pointed out that Europe is an important direction of major country diplomacy with Chinese characteristics and an important partner in achieving Chinese path to modernization. As long as China and Europe strengthen cooperation, the "new cold war" cannot start, and the confrontation between camps cannot continue. The most concerning "multiple losses" dilemma between old and new Europe can be effectively avoided. How will Mu'an Hui make a decision to move towards the "new Jiazi"? Anxiety and worry about losing more in Europe