时隔近9年，芬兰总理再度访华

Group 1 - Finnish Prime Minister Orpo's visit to China marks the first visit by a Finnish leader since 2017, indicating a shift in the development path of China-EU relations and changes in the internal power structure of Europe [1] - The visit aims to enhance dialogue with Chinese leadership and promote Finnish business opportunities in China, with discussions on bilateral relations, EU-China relations, and international issues like the Ukraine crisis [2] - Finland is a significant trading partner for China, with bilateral trade expected to exceed $8 billion by 2025 and mutual investment stock surpassing $23 billion [3] Group 2 - The visit includes over 20 Finnish business executives from sectors such as machinery, forest industry, innovation, clean energy, and food, highlighting Finland's competitive advantages [2] - The geopolitical context, particularly the pressures from the US, is influencing Finland's strategy to strengthen ties with China, focusing on low-risk areas like green technology and climate-related projects [2][3] - Finland's historical relationship with China, being one of the first Western countries to recognize China and sign a government trade agreement, continues to deepen with ongoing practical cooperation [3][4]