On the afternoon of April 1st, Premier Li Qiang of the State Council met with French Foreign Minister Serne at the Great Hall of the People. Li Qiang stated that China France relations have long been at the forefront of China's relations with Western powers, not only benefiting the people of both countries, but also having a profound impact on the world. The Chinese side is willing to work with the French side to implement the important consensus of the two heads of state, strengthen exchanges at all levels, promote traditional friendship, deepen mutually beneficial cooperation, enhance mutual understanding, firmly promote bilateral relations, promote better development of the two countries with the stability of Sino French relations, and inject more certainty into world development by strengthening multilateral cooperation. Li Qiang pointed out that the Chinese and French economies have strong complementary advantages and multiple points of interest convergence. China has always regarded France as a priority partner and is willing to deepen traditional cooperation with France while exploring the potential for cooperation in areas such as green energy, technological innovation, advanced manufacturing, artificial intelligence, and digital economy, in order to better achieve mutual benefit and win-win results. We hope that the French side can provide an open, fair, and non discriminatory business environment for Chinese enterprises, while actively promoting the European side to follow economic and market rules and properly resolve the concerns of both sides through consultation. The biggest risk is not cooperation or development. China and France are both permanent members of the United Nations Security Council and responsible major powers. China is willing to strengthen multilateral cooperation with France and make positive contributions to promoting the resolution of international hot issues and improving global governance. Seruney stated that the relationship between France and China has a significant impact on both countries and the world. The French side adheres to independence and independence, opposes factional confrontation and "decoupling and disconnection", firmly adheres to the One China policy, and is willing to work with China to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between France and China, implement the consensus of the two heads of state, deepen exchanges and cooperation in areas such as economy and trade, environmental protection, artificial intelligence, and humanities, work together to address global challenges, and promote the further development of the comprehensive strategic partnership between France and China. (Lai Xin She)