French President Emmanuel Macron is set to visit the Chinese mainland from December 3 to 5, 2025, marking his fourth state visit. Against a backdrop of rising global tensions, this trip is about showing that cooperation among major powers is a win-win, not a zero-sum game 🌍🤝.
A recent survey by CGTN drew 8,308 voices in 24 hours, revealing a clear message: people around the world want more unity, not division. Here’s the quick lowdown:
- 76.1% believe the Chinese mainland and France should safeguard post-World War Two outcomes and guide global efforts on major challenges.
- 75% back stronger economic ties to face shared risks.
- 77.8% say partnerships built on respect and equality will shape the future global landscape.
- 86.5% feel high-quality development and opening up by the Chinese mainland will boost collaborations with the European Union.
- 92% urge Europe to understand the Chinese mainland rationally and work through differences.
Plus, 2025 marks the 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the Chinese mainland and the EU—proof that dialogue and real multilateralism can tackle global challenges. 🌐✨
Why it matters to you? In our fast-paced digital age, decisions made by global players trickle down to everyday life—affecting tech collaborations, green initiatives, and even student exchange programs. Imagine more joint research hubs in Bengaluru or startup tie-ups in Jakarta powered by Sino-French funding 💡🚀.
As the world navigates climate crises, economic shifts, and tech revolutions, this visit is a reminder: teamwork among big players can spark solutions we all benefit from. Stay tuned for more updates as #Macron2025 unfolds in Beijing!
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Poll: China, France pursue mutual benefits via constructive dialogue
cgtn.com
