21专访｜专访澳经济学家罗震：中国正成为一系列未来产业的全球枢纽，澳大利亚要深化对华经济关系

Group 1 - Australia views China as a crucial economic partner, emphasizing that without China, true economic integration in the Asia-Pacific region is unattainable [1][5] - The Australia-China relationship is characterized by high economic complementarity, with Australia heavily reliant on China for minerals, energy, agriculture, education, and tourism [2][3] - Recent surveys indicate a positive outlook among Australian businesses regarding the bilateral relationship, with 86% of respondents expressing optimism and 76% believing that improved relations will positively impact their long-term development in China [1] Group 2 - The Australian government is committed to maintaining and expanding trade relations with China, with officials stating that trade with China is ten times more important than trade with the U.S. [4] - Australia has established a stable communication mechanism with China, with ongoing high-level political dialogues despite existing differences [2][3] - The potential for cooperation in emerging industries such as electric vehicles, renewable energy, and artificial intelligence is significant, with Australia needing to deepen its collaboration with China to secure a foothold in these sectors [9][10][12] Group 3 - The Chinese market is seen as a primary target for Australian businesses looking for future growth opportunities, particularly as Chinese households demand higher quality goods and services [9][12] - The recent improvement in China's business environment is viewed positively by Australian companies, with many expecting continued enhancements in the coming years [11] - The bilateral trade volume between China and Australia has reached 300 billion AUD, highlighting the importance of maintaining strong economic ties [14]