中国驻越南大使何炜接受《环球时报》专访：中越关系，从“同志加兄弟”到“命运共同体”

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the significance of the 75th anniversary of China-Vietnam diplomatic relations and the importance of strengthening bilateral ties amidst a complex international landscape [1][2][3] - The historical relationship between China and Vietnam is characterized by two "highlights": the traditional friendship established by Mao Zedong and Ho Chi Minh, and the modern "community of shared destiny" established by Xi Jinping and Vietnamese leaders [2][3] - Four key experiences are identified for the development of China-Vietnam relations: shared socialist beliefs, mutual support in liberation efforts, a vision for win-win cooperation, and a common pursuit against bullying [2][3] Group 2 - The economic relationship between China and Vietnam is highlighted by significant trade and investment ties, with bilateral trade exceeding $260 billion and China being Vietnam's largest trading partner for over 20 years [5][6] - In 2022, China's new investment projects in Vietnam reached $4.73 billion, indicating strong industrial cooperation and mutual benefits from economic integration [5][6] - Future economic cooperation is expected to focus on four key areas: aligning national development strategies, enhancing infrastructure connectivity, promoting industrial integration, and strengthening financial cooperation [5][6] Group 3 - The year 2023 is designated as the "Year of China-Vietnam Cultural Exchange," aiming to strengthen the foundation of public sentiment between the two nations through various cultural activities [6][7] - Youth engagement is emphasized as crucial for the future of China-Vietnam friendship, with plans for more youth-oriented exchanges and activities to foster mutual understanding [7][8] - There is a growing social consensus in Vietnam recognizing the importance of China-Vietnam relations, with increased interest in China's development achievements and opportunities for collaboration [8][9] Group 4 - The current international situation is described as chaotic, with rising protectionism and unilateralism, making the stability of China-Vietnam relations vital for regional peace [9][10] - Both countries are positioned as defenders of regional stability and promoters of international economic fairness, advocating for a multilateral trade system centered around the WTO [10]