超越分歧、相互尊重，中英合作开新局

Core Points - The visit of UK Prime Minister Starmer to China is historic, marking the first visit by a UK Prime Minister since 2018, and aims to develop a long-term stable comprehensive strategic partnership between the two countries [1][13] - A total of 12 intergovernmental cooperation documents were signed across various fields including trade, agriculture, culture, market regulation, and law enforcement [1][13] - The visit emphasizes the importance of high-level dialogues and cooperation, with agreements to establish a high-level climate and nature partnership and to resume high-level security dialogues [1][15] Economic Cooperation - Economic cooperation was a key focus of Starmer's visit, with multiple cooperation documents signed to enhance collaboration in green energy, finance, and cultural industries [7][20] - China reduced the import tariff on whisky from 10% to 5%, and AstraZeneca announced plans to invest over 100 billion RMB in China by 2030 [7][20] - The potential for economic cooperation between the UK and China is seen as increasingly promising, with both sides expressing confidence in future collaborations [8][20] Western Leaders' Perspectives - Starmer's visit reflects a broader trend among Western leaders recognizing the importance of engaging with China, as seen in recent visits by leaders from Ireland, Canada, and Finland [10][22] - There is a growing acknowledgment that the path of "de-risking" and reducing dependence on China is not viable, as it could harm their interests [12][24] - The current interactions between China and Western countries suggest a process of re-adjustment in their relationships, with an emphasis on finding reliable economic partners [12][25]