On the 21st, when returning to San Francisco from his visit to China, the Mayor of San Francisco, California, said that this visit is of great significance to the future of San Francisco and she is full of expectations for the prospects of cooperation with China. Bride made the above statement at a press conference held at the airport that day. According to her introduction, during the visit, the US delegation met with people from all walks of life in China and reached many consensus on promoting cooperation between the two sides. Bride said that she is very impressed by the construction of supporting infrastructure such as new energy vehicles and charging stations in China, as well as the widespread application of technology in people's lives. She believes that both sides can learn from each other in the field of technology and work together towards cooperation in various aspects such as environmental protection. On April 21st, in San Francisco, California, the Mayor of San Francisco, London Brad, gave a speech at a press conference. On the 19th of this month, the China Wildlife Conservation Association and the San Francisco Zoo in the United States signed a letter of intent in Beijing to initiate technical consultations on international cooperation in the protection of giant pandas, jointly promoting research and technological exchanges on giant panda conservation cooperation between China and the United States. Both parties stated that they will actively prepare in accordance with relevant requirements and technical standards, promote the early formal signing of the cooperation agreement, and strive to achieve the arrival of a pair of giant pandas in San Francisco by 2025. Bride said that the possibility of giant pandas settling in San Francisco is good news that excites people across the United States. San Francisco will continue to closely communicate with the Chinese side, make preparations for the reception of giant pandas, and ensure their healthy, robust, and safe growth. Bride emphasized that measures such as optimizing the visa process and significantly increasing flights should be taken to promote civil exchanges between the two countries. She stated that in the future, she will focus on implementing the achievements of this visit to China and supporting exchanges between students and other groups from both countries. This visit is Bride's first official visit to China as mayor. (Lai Xin She)