On October 21, the first China Pacific island foreign ministers' meeting was held by video. Wang Yi, State Councilor and foreign minister, presided over the meeting. Wang Yi said that in November 2018, President Xi Jinping held a successful collective meeting with the leaders of the Pacific island countries, and agreed to establish a comprehensive strategic partnership of mutual respect and common development, opening up a new era of all-round cooperation between the two sides. China's relations with Pacific island countries have become an example of friendly exchanges, unity and cooperation between countries of different regions, sizes and systems. Wang Yi expressed that China is willing to seize the opportunity and sincerely cooperate with island countries to jointly build a closer comprehensive strategic partnership. First, deepen policy communication; Second, deepen anti epidemic cooperation; Third, promote economic recovery; Fourth, work together to meet challenges; Fifth, expand people to people and cultural exchanges; Sixth, practice multilateralism. Wang Yi stressed that China is willing to support and help island countries accelerate their independent development and achieve common revitalization based on the concept of building a community with a shared future for mankind. As long as we work together, the comprehensive strategic partnership between China and the Pacific island countries will usher in a better tomorrow and bring more benefits to the people of both sides. China's long China China has one belt, one road to the island. The representatives of the participating island countries thanked the Chinese side for their selfless help and support for the island development. They congratulated the CPC on its centenary birthday, reaffirmed its adherence to the one China policy and supported the "global development initiative" proposed by President Xi Jinping, hoping to deepen the joint efforts of "one belt and one road" with China, strengthen solidarity and epidemic prevention, and safeguard the common interests of developing countries. (outlook new era)