In the past 10 years, despite significant changes in the international situation, China Germany relations have always developed steadily, and cooperation in various fields has been continuously consolidated and deepened, providing impetus for the development of both countries. Currently, the world's century long changes are accelerating, and human society is facing increasing risks and challenges. To solve these problems, cooperation among major powers is indispensable. China and Germany are the world's second and third largest economies. The significance of consolidating and developing Sino German relations goes beyond bilateral relations and has significant impacts on the Eurasian continent and even the entire world. The two countries should view and develop bilateral relations from a long-term and strategic perspective, and work together to inject more stability and certainty into the world. There is no fundamental conflict of interest between China and Germany, and they do not pose a security threat to each other. The cooperation between China and Germany is beneficial to both sides and the world. The more turbulent the world is, the more both sides need to enhance the resilience and vitality of their relationship, adhere to the cooperation foundation and development direction of China Germany relations, and firmly grasp the positioning of China Germany as a comprehensive strategic partner. China maintains a high degree of stability and coherence in its policy towards Germany. Both sides should continue to maintain close exchanges with an open mind and enhance strategic mutual trust. As long as both sides adhere to mutual respect, seek common ground while reserving differences, exchange and learn from each other, and cooperate for mutual benefit, the relationship between the two countries will continue to be stable and far-reaching. The mutually beneficial cooperation between China and Germany is not a risk, but a guarantee for the stability of the bilateral relationship and an opportunity to create the future. Whether it is traditional fields such as mechanical manufacturing and automobiles, or emerging fields such as green transformation, digitalization, and artificial intelligence, both countries have enormous potential for cooperation and win-win cooperation that urgently needs to be explored. Both sides should carry forward the distinctive characteristics of mutual benefit and win-win, and achieve mutual success. China's exports of electric vehicles, lithium batteries, photovoltaic products, etc. not only enrich global supply and alleviate global inflationary pressures, but also make significant contributions to the global response to climate change and green and low-carbon transformation. Both China and Germany are based on industry and support free trade and economic globalization. Both sides should be vigilant against the rise of protectionism, adhere to a market and global perspective, start from economic laws, objectively and dialectically view production capacity issues, and explore cooperation more. China adheres to the basic national policy of opening up to the outside world and hopes that the German side will provide a fair, transparent, open, and non discriminatory business environment for Chinese enterprises to develop in Germany. China and Germany share many similarities in the issue of world multipolarity. Multipolarization should essentially involve mutual respect and peaceful coexistence among countries with different civilizations, systems, and paths. China and Germany should independently carry out multilateral cooperation, promote the international community to better respond to global challenges such as climate change, uneven development, and regional conflicts through practical actions, and make more contributions to the balance and stability of the world. Schultz stated that currently, the relationship between Germany and China is developing well, and both sides have close exchanges at all levels and in various fields. Both sides have successfully held consultations between the two governments, as well as high-level dialogues in strategic, financial, and other fields. They will also hold dialogues on climate change and green transformation. In the past two days, I and Germany