Group 1 - The friendly relationship between Zimbabwe and China has shown significant development across various fields, with China playing a crucial role in Zimbabwe's economic growth through trade and investment [1][3] - The bilateral exchanges and cooperation between the two countries have deepened, with over 100,000 Chinese living and working in Zimbabwe, and more than 4,000 Zimbabwean students studying in China annually [2] - China's investment has contributed to a 6% economic growth in Zimbabwe, leading to an upward revision of the GDP growth target from $160 billion in 2017 to $470 billion by 2025 [3] Group 2 - In the mining sector, cooperation has been effective, with Chinese technology and skills aiding the recovery of small and medium-sized enterprises in gold mining, which now account for 70% of Zimbabwe's total gold production, increasing from 3 tons to over 30 tons [4] - The collaboration in practical skills training is advancing, particularly in mining, processing, and refining, with Chinese experts training thousands of Zimbabwean craftsmen [4] - The establishment of the Qing Shan Ding Sen Steel Plant in Zimbabwe marks a significant transformation in the steel manufacturing industry, with an annual production of 600,000 tons of steel meeting international standards starting from 2024 [4]