德企“抢名额”随行访华，说明了什么

Group 1 - German Chancellor Merz's visit to China on February 25-26 marks his first official trip since taking office, reflecting strong interest from the German business community, with over 30 top executives from key sectors such as automotive, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals participating [1] - The economic cooperation between China and Germany serves as a cornerstone of their relationship, with trade volumes exceeding $200 billion in recent years and bilateral investment stock surpassing $65 billion, accounting for nearly a quarter of the total trade between China and the EU [2] - Over 130 German companies participated in the China International Import Expo, the highest number from any EU country, demonstrating their commitment to the Chinese market [2] Group 2 - The deep integration of industrial cooperation between China and Germany provides sustained growth momentum for German companies, with a shift from simple trade to mutual learning in technology, standards, and innovation systems [2] - China's policy of expanding openness offers multinational companies, including those from Germany, a stable and predictable business environment, which is increasingly important amid rising protectionism [3] - A survey indicates that 93% of German companies in China are willing to continue investing in the market, driven by China's innovation potential, domestic demand, and stable policies [3]