Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of deepening cooperation between Brazil and China amid increasing uncertainties in the international trade landscape [1][2] - Brazil and China are significant economic partners, with strong domestic consumption capabilities and large populations, providing a solid foundation for trade and investment cooperation [1] - China has been Brazil's largest trading partner for several consecutive years, with Brazilian exports of agricultural products like poultry, beef, and coffee to China showing significant growth [1] Group 2 - There is a growing trend of diversification in Brazil-China trade, with Brazil actively promoting the export of manufactured goods to China to enhance the quality and level of bilateral trade [1] - The collaboration in sustainable development between Brazil and China has immense potential, leveraging Brazil's rich resources in solar, hydro, and wind energy alongside China's technological advantages in green energy [2] - Brazil's enthusiasm for expanding cooperation with China across various industries has increased significantly, reflecting the changes observed over the past two decades [2]