抵达北京后，加拿大总理发现接待人员不一般，悬着的心总算落地了

Group 1 - The core message of the news is the significant reduction of electric vehicle tariffs in China from 106% to 6%, along with a quota of 49,000 vehicles, which is expected to increase next year [1][3] - The signing of the "China-Canada Economic and Trade Cooperation Roadmap" on January 15 includes 28 detailed cooperation items across various sectors such as energy, agriculture, green trade, and e-commerce, indicating a shift from previous negotiations to a more structured ministerial dialogue [3][5] - The concept of a "new strategic partnership" is introduced, emphasizing collaboration not only in economic terms but also in managing shared affairs, with Canada reaffirming its one-China policy, which is seen as a diplomatic gesture towards China [5][7] Group 2 - The atmosphere during the meetings was pragmatic, with high-level officials, including the head of China's customs, personally involved, reflecting a strong desire for cooperation without unnecessary formalities [7][9] - The implications for the electric vehicle market in China suggest that the distribution of the 49,000 vehicle quota will influence consumer choices between brands like Tesla and BYD [7] - For Canadian farmers, the reduction in canola seed tariffs is expected to alleviate storage issues, allowing them to sell their products rather than resorting to feeding them to livestock [7][9]