Group 1 - The forum aimed to provide a high-end platform for Chinese companies to tackle challenges in going global amidst deep restructuring of global supply chains [1] - The discussion highlighted the importance of understanding the dynamics of US-China relations and the implications for Chinese enterprises seeking to expand internationally [1][2] Group 2 - The concept of the Thucydides Trap was debated, with experts arguing that a direct conflict between China and the US is unlikely due to the catastrophic consequences of war [2] - The US is perceived to be haunted by two nightmares: the fear of China surpassing it and the fear that a powerful China would seek global dominance, which experts argue is unfounded [3] Group 3 - Chinese companies are encouraged to champion free trade as a means to secure their international presence, contrasting with the US's recent shift away from free trade principles [3][4] - The trade volume between China and the US has significantly increased over the past two decades, indicating a complex interdependence that is difficult to alter [4] Group 4 - The ongoing tariff war initiated by the US is viewed as ultimately self-defeating, as tariffs are primarily borne by American consumers rather than foreign entities [4] - Chinese companies are urged to capitalize on the current situation, as losing the trade war could jeopardize decades of economic progress [4] Group 5 - Chinese enterprises are advised to adopt a more strategic approach to international expansion, learning from successful foreign companies operating in China [5] - Successful international ventures require understanding local markets and consumer preferences, as demonstrated by the examples of Chinese food brands adapting to foreign tastes [5] Group 6 - The overarching message is for China to focus on internal development and stability while contributing positively to global trade and economic cooperation [6] - Emphasizing the importance of maintaining a strong domestic foundation, the experts advocate for a steady and cautious approach to international engagement [6]

Core Viewpoint - The "2025 China Enterprises Going Global Summit" aims to provide a high-end platform for Chinese companies to address challenges in globalization and explore win-win transformation paths amidst global industrial chain restructuring [1]. Group 1: U.S.-China Relations - The discussion highlighted skepticism about the inevitability of conflict between the U.S. and China, with experts arguing that both nations prefer peace due to the catastrophic consequences of war [3][4]. - Concerns were raised about the U.S. perceiving China as a threat to its global dominance, with experts asserting that China's rise does not equate to a desire for hegemony [5][6]. Group 2: Trade and Globalization - Experts emphasized the importance of free trade for Chinese enterprises going global, suggesting that China should champion globalization as the U.S. retreats from its previous stance [5][6]. - The trade volume between the U.S. and China has significantly increased over the past two decades, indicating a complex interdependence that challenges simplistic narratives about trade conflicts [6]. Group 3: Challenges for Chinese Enterprises - Chinese companies are encouraged to adopt strategies similar to successful German firms in China, focusing on localization and collaboration with local partners to better understand market demands [7][8]. - The need for thorough market research and understanding of local consumer preferences was highlighted, with examples of successful Chinese brands adapting their offerings for foreign markets [7]. Group 4: China's Global Contribution - The discussion concluded with the assertion that China's greatest contribution to the world is to manage its own affairs effectively, thereby fulfilling its international responsibilities without seeking to lead others [8].

Group 1 - The forum focused on the theme "Uncertain Times: Open Reshaping Growth," emphasizing that only "openness" can create certainty amid uncertainty in geopolitics and the global economy [1] - The relationship between China and France is entering a new chapter, with France recognizing China as a crucial strategic market across various sectors [1][2] - The bilateral trade and investment between China and France have achieved fruitful results over the past 50 years, contributing to a mutually beneficial community [2] Group 2 - The first roundtable discussion highlighted opportunities in the "China-France Health Industry," noting the rapid development of China's medical innovation and the potential for effective cooperation [3] - The second roundtable focused on the "Growth Drivers of the China-France Consumer Market," with LVMH's Secretary General emphasizing the strategic value of the Chinese market for European luxury goods, as 10% of LVMH's 215,000 employees work in China [3]

Core Viewpoint - The "2025 China Enterprises Going Global Summit" emphasizes the need for Chinese companies to navigate the challenges of globalization and free trade amidst a restructuring global industrial chain [1]. Group 1 - The summit aims to provide a high-end platform for Chinese enterprises to engage in dialogue, resource connection, and problem-solving regarding going global [1]. - Gao Zhikai, Deputy Director of the Globalization Think Tank (CCG), highlighted the relationship between globalization and free trade, stating that anti-globalization is essentially anti-free trade, which is a short-term behavior [2]. Group 2 - Gao discussed the "Trump phenomenon" during his recent visit to Europe, questioning whether it is a short-term or long-term trend, suggesting that strategies should be adjusted accordingly [2]. - He warned of the potential negative outcomes of the current confrontational stance of the U.S., advocating for a steady approach as suggested by Deng Xiaoping, to avoid missing opportunities [2]. - Gao asserted that China has become the defender of free trade, holding the banner of free trade and emerging as a winner in the current global landscape [2].

Core Viewpoint - The forum aims to provide a high-end platform for Chinese enterprises to address challenges in globalization and explore paths for ecological win-win transformation [1] Group 1: Global Trade and Relations - Gao Zhikai emphasized China's commitment to defending free trade and the inevitability of peace between China and the U.S. [2] - The U.S. is concerned about China potentially surpassing it, with fears rooted in the belief that a dominant China would threaten global stability [2] - Data indicates that China has surpassed the U.S. in the production of over 200 products, including steel and automobiles, with some products accounting for more than half of global production [2] - China's economy, when measured by purchasing power parity, is estimated to be 125% to 130% of the U.S. economy [2] - Elon Musk has predicted that by the middle of this century, China's economy could be twice the size of the U.S. economy [2] Group 2: Historical Context and Perspective - Gao Zhikai clarified that regardless of its strength, China does not aspire to dominate the world, citing historical perspectives on leadership and governance [2] - The term "霸" (hegemony) is viewed negatively in Chinese history, with a focus on benevolent leadership rather than dominance [2] - The U.S. is portrayed as a heavily armed superpower, making the notion of China attempting to "rape" the U.S. nonsensical [3]

Group 1 - The "2025 China Enterprises Going Global Summit" was held in Shenzhen, focusing on creating a high-end platform for Chinese companies to address challenges in globalization and explore win-win transformation paths [1] - The summit was co-hosted by the Globalization Think Tank (CCG) and aimed to facilitate resource connections and dialogue on rules amidst the deep restructuring of global industrial chains [1] Group 2 - Gao Zhikai, Deputy Director of CCG, emphasized the importance of defending free trade and the inevitability of peace between China and the U.S. despite current tensions [3] - He highlighted that the U.S. is concerned about China potentially surpassing it and is determined to maintain its position as the world's leading power, indicating a reluctance to allow China to set global standards [3] - Gao urged for clear communication with the U.S. to alleviate its fears, asserting that China does not seek to dominate and that both nations should coexist peacefully without conflict [3]

Core Viewpoint - The "2025 China Enterprises Going Global Summit" aims to provide a high-end platform for Chinese companies to address challenges in globalization and explore paths for ecological win-win transformation [1]. Group 1: Forum Overview - The summit was held in Shenzhen on June 28-29, focusing on the theme "For an Open World" [1]. - The event was co-hosted by the Globalization Think Tank (CCG) and aimed to facilitate thought exchange, resource connection, and dialogue on rules among Chinese enterprises [1]. Group 2: Insights on China-US Relations - Gao Zhikai, Deputy Director of CCG, emphasized China's commitment to defending free trade and the inevitability of peace between China and the US [3]. - He highlighted that China has surpassed the US in various sectors, including steel and automobile production, accounting for over half of global output in more than 200 categories [3]. - Gao projected that in the next 10 to 20 years, China's economic scale could be twice that of the US, as suggested by Elon Musk [3]. Group 3: China's Global Positioning - Gao addressed the US's fears of China becoming a global hegemon, asserting that China does not seek to impose its ideology or political system on others [3]. - He described China's current strength compared to its past and reiterated that China aims to be a "benevolent ruler," treating all countries equally, regardless of their size [3].

Group 1 - The "2025 China Enterprises Going Global Summit" was held in Shenzhen, focusing on creating a high-end platform for Chinese companies to address challenges in globalization and explore win-win transformation paths [1] - The summit was co-hosted by the Globalization Think Tank (CCG) and aimed to facilitate resource connections and dialogue on rules amidst the deep restructuring of global industrial chains [1] Group 2 - Gao Zhikai, Deputy Director of CCG, emphasized the importance of defending free trade and expressed confidence in the inevitability of peace between China and the United States, countering the notion of an unavoidable conflict as suggested in Graham Allison's book "Destined for War" [3] - Gao argued that applying the Thucydides Trap theory to Sino-U.S. relations is a fallacy, as a potential conflict would result in catastrophic consequences for both nations and humanity [3] - Regarding the trade war, Gao asserted that China would ultimately prevail, urging unity among Chinese businesses, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, to navigate challenges and emerge stronger [3]

凤凰网财经讯 6月28-29日，"2025中国企业出海高峰论坛"在深圳举行，本次论坛由凤凰网主办，雪花超高端系列品牌-醴首席赞助合作，中国企业出海全球 化理事会联合主办，以"为开放的世界"为主题，旨在全球产业链深度重构之际，为中国企业搭建思想碰撞、资源对接、规则对话的高端平台，系统性破解出 海难题，共探生态共赢转型路径。 高志凯认为，目前美国并没到"我不想变成世界第一了"的阶段，它纠结的不是要不要放弃世界第一，而是不允许中国成为世界第一。 有这种纠结在前，美国就染上了两个噩梦，第一个噩梦是总担心中国会超过它。事实上，从钢铁产量、汽车产量等200多项客观数据来看，中国不仅超过了 美国，甚至占到了全球产量的一半以上。 第二个噩梦则是，美国担心中国超过它之后称霸世界，将意识形态、政治制度、行为准则等强加给美国，把它从世界舞台的中央给挤走。 对此，高志凯表示，中国过去弱小，但现在已经比较强大了。但即便将来更加强大，中国也不会争霸。中国想做的是"仁义之君"，对世界200多个国家，无 论是大国还是小国都一视同仁。 全球化智库(CCG)副主任、苏州大学讲席教授高志凯 全球化智库(CCG)副主任、苏州大学讲席教授高志凯出席本 ...

Group 1 - The EU-China Business Forum held in Brussels gathered over 150 representatives from the business, political, and academic sectors to discuss the current state and challenges of EU-China trade and future cooperation paths [1] - The Chinese Ambassador to Belgium highlighted a significant shift in global trade dynamics, with the share of goods trade from Global South countries increasing from less than one-third 25 years ago to 45% currently, and noted the rapid growth of global service trade outpacing goods trade [1] - The President of the EU-China Chamber of Commerce emphasized the commitment of both China and the EU to a greener and more digital future, identifying collaborative opportunities in electric vehicles, clean energy, circular economy, and artificial intelligence [1] Group 2 - The former Portuguese Minister of Employment stated that both Europe and China possess ancient and wise civilizations, and they can work together to enhance global governance in the current multipolar world [2] - The Chinese Mission to the EU expressed a willingness to resolve trade disputes through dialogue and to jointly oppose unilateralism and protectionism, aiming to maintain an open and cooperative international environment [2] - Discussions in sub-forums focused on themes such as "Business Associations as Cooperation Platforms" and "50 Years of EU-China Relations: Co-prosperity Illuminating the World," sharing experiences in international cooperation and exploring opportunities in new energy and green economy sectors [2]