Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes that China-Japan economic cooperation is beneficial for global economic stability, especially in the context of current international circumstances [1][2] - The sixth economic high-level dialogue between China and Japan resulted in twenty important consensuses focusing on green development, ecological cooperation, and service trade cooperation [1][2] - Since the normalization of diplomatic relations in 1972, bilateral trade between China and Japan has increased over 300 times, maintaining a high level of over 300 billion USD for 15 consecutive years, with cumulative bilateral investment nearing 140 billion USD [1] Group 2 - China is committed to high-quality development and expanding high-level opening-up, creating favorable conditions for Japanese companies to invest in China [2] - The cooperation between China and Japan has expanded beyond traditional manufacturing to include innovative fields such as artificial intelligence, digital economy, energy conservation, and green trade [2] - Both countries face new challenges such as "technical barriers" and "tariff threats," and they should work together to promote multilateralism and counter protectionism [2]