On the 28th, Japanese economist Hideaki Tian stated in an interview with Xinhua News Agency reporters in Beijing that the higher the quality of China's development, the more beneficial it is for the world. She hopes that China will continue to transform towards new industrial models and lead the world economy with innovation and Chinese wisdom. On April 28th, Japanese economist Hideyoshi Tian gave an exclusive interview to Xinhua News Agency reporters. Xinhua News Agency's Shan Tao and Dai Xiumin, who came to Beijing again after 5 years, couldn't help but marvel at the rapid development of new technologies in China. The navigation app on the mobile phone can accurately display the countdown of traffic signals, allowing autonomous new energy vehicles to safely operate within the demonstration zone... He said, "China is no longer relying on a large amount of human resources for production as in the past, but has clearly proposed to develop new quality productivity, transform towards a new economic development model, and promote high-quality development." An autonomous vehicle is driving on the autonomous driving route from Beijing Daxing International Airport to Yizhuang (photographed on March 1, 2024). Ju Huanzong, a journalist from Xinhua News Agency, believes that China is constantly bringing high-quality and reasonably priced products to the world. The continuous innovation of Chinese technology has also driven some Japanese companies to accelerate research and development in order to gain access to the Chinese market. This is undoubtedly a good thing and a huge opportunity for Japan and even the world. He pointed out that China is in the process of transitioning towards a new industrial model, and Japan has also experienced such a stage. In the 1970s, the United States used the excuse of "overproduction" to suppress Japan's fiber industry. With the rise of Japanese industries such as automobiles and semiconductors, it has affected the interests of the United States, and related enterprises have also been restrained by the United States, leading to obstacles in the development of Japan's high-tech industry. The current hype about the so-called 'China overcapacity theory' is exactly the same as Japan's experience at that time. Tian Dai said that China has a huge market and is also the largest trading partner of many countries in the world. "It is completely impossible to decouple and break the chain with China.". (Lai Xin She)