Group 1 - The visit of King Felipe VI of Spain to China from November 10 to 13 marks the 20th anniversary of the comprehensive strategic partnership between China and Spain, highlighting the importance of bilateral relations [1] - Spain is a significant strategic partner for China in Europe, and the relationship has maintained a high level of development under the strategic guidance of both countries' leaders [1][2] - The "Yi Xin Ou" China-Europe freight train has facilitated trade between China and Spain, allowing Spanish products like ham, wine, and olive oil to enter the Chinese market while Chinese goods have also seen significant entry into Spain [2][3] Group 2 - China's investment in Spain is projected to reach nearly 11 billion euros in 2024, doubling the cumulative investment of the previous eight years, indicating Spain's growing importance as a gateway for Chinese enterprises into the European market [3] - The bilateral trade volume between China and Spain has surpassed 50 billion USD, with China being Spain's largest trading partner outside the EU [3] - Spain's economic growth has been robust, positioning it as a key player in promoting European economic stability, with a focus on sustainable growth through tourism and digital transformation [2][3] Group 3 - Cultural exchanges between China and Spain have deepened, with initiatives such as direct flight routes and the establishment of Confucius Institutes and Cervantes Institutes, enhancing people-to-people connections [4] - The mutual respect and cooperation between China and Spain serve as a model for friendly relations among countries with different civilizations and social systems, contributing positively to the development of China-EU relations [4]