Elon Musk Jensen Huang Tim Cook and other CEOs travel with Trump to China

Hello, hello, please sit down, please sit down. First, on behalf of the event organizers and the Ministry of Commerce of China, I warmly welcome all the business representatives to Beijing to attend today's group meeting. Since last year, President Xi Jinping has provided guidance to President Trump. Today, President Trump is visiting China for the second time in ten years, and the interactions between the two heads of state have drawn worldwide attention, fully reflecting the Chinese government's high regard for Sino-U.S. economic and trade relations. All the entrepreneurs present are participants and contributors to China-U.S. economic and trade cooperation. The U.S. side has attached great importance to this meeting and has specially dispatched officials to attend. We invite Premier Li Qiang to deliver the opening remarks. Dear entrepreneur friends, it's a great pleasure to meet all of you in Beijing and exchange views. I've just noticed many familiar faces—old acquaintances and friends—and seeing you all feels especially warm and亲切. This visit by President Trump to China has drawn global attention. This morning, the two heads of state held in-depth discussions on major issues of common concern, providing strategic guidance for the development of bilateral relations. Against the backdrop of global uncertainty and instability, China and the United States have maintained candid and smooth communication, actively safeguarding a stable and healthy bilateral relationship. This is not only of significant strategic importance to both China and the United States, but will also inject positive energy and certainty into the global cause of peace and development. In fact, if we look back at history, the mainstream of Sino-U.S. relations has always been friendly cooperation, and their essence has always been mutual benefit and win-win outcomes. In the 1970s, China and the United States transcended differences in historical development, achieving the normalization of bilateral relations. Over the following decades, we have continuously deepened cooperation, benefiting both sides and contributing to global prosperity. Looking ahead, China and the United States can and should continue to be friends and partners, mutually supporting each other and coexisting with mutual respect. As long as both sides uphold mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and win-win cooperation, we will be able to properly manage and handle our various differences. Promoting the stable, healthy, and sustained development of China-U.S. relations is also a common expectation shared by the people of our two countries and the international community. China is willing to work with the United States to effectively implement the important consensus reached by the two heads of state, strive for more positive outcomes, and truly pool the strengths of both countries and the world. The healthy development of China-U.S. relations requires not only mutual efforts by our two governments, but also concerted support from all sectors of society. Today, all of you present here are outstanding representatives of the American business community. I know many of you personally, and we have all previously supported the development of China-U.S. relations. You all bring unique perspectives and insights into economic and trade cooperation between our two countries, as well as into China's economy. Now, according to the sequence recommended by the U.S. side, I will invite each entrepreneur to speak in turn.