China¡¯s diplomatic agenda in mid-October is witnessing an intense ¡°volcano of visitors.¡±

Recently, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced one after another that from October 14th to 17th, in just four days, senior officials from Spain, France, Sweden and Canada started their visits to China one after another, and the intensity was relatively rare.

It is worth mentioning that according to information disclosed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, Swedish Foreign Minister Stinagade, Canadian Foreign Minister Anand, and Spanish Foreign Minister Alvarez were all clearly mentioned as coming "at the invitation of China Foreign Minister Wang Yi."

The French president's foreign affairs adviser, Mr. Bonaire, visited China in the name of "Having a China-France strategic dialogue", of course, this is also an important arrangement after the high-level coordination of the two countries.

This compact ¡°tower of visit¡± to China, which seems to be a regular diplomatic interaction, is in fact a clear signal that countries are proactively seeking pragmatic cooperation with China in the complex international situation.

As early as the first half of this year, Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Alvarez to clearly welcome Spanish companies to deepen the Chinese market and share new opportunities such as the digital economy.

In addition, Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez also visited China, further consolidating the basis of mutual trust between the two countries.

Today, Alvarez¡¯s visit is largely meant to turn these consensus into concrete outcomes.

From the ongoing hot sales of Spanish olive oil and wine in the Chinese market, to the important role of Spain as an Asian-European hub under the Belt and Road initiative, the two sides' cooperation has long penetrated into key areas of people's livelihood and economy, this dialogue or will find new paths for the upgrading of these areas.

More importantly, Spain has just overcome the pressure of the United States to "increase military spending to 5% of GDP" within the NATO framework, and this visit to China is also a strengthening of "autonomous diplomacy" and strengthening the cooperation ties with China.

Following France, Bonaire will hold a new round of China-France strategic dialogue with Foreign Minister Wang Yi.

In the first half of this year, China also reached a consensus with President Macron by telephone to strengthen strategic communication and jointly safeguard multilateralism.

Bona's visit to China this time is also to transform the consensus between the two countries into a concrete cooperation path.

Sweden and Canada, closely followed, will visit China during the same period from October 16 to 17.

For Sweden, the visit of Foreign Minister Stinagaard bears the special significance of the 75-year history of establishing diplomatic relations.

As the first Western country to establish ties with New China, Sweden has a deep intersection with China in the fields of high-tech manufacturing and green industry, and this visit to China is expected to deepen cooperation in these fields, so that bilateral relations continue to move forward on a sound track.

Canadian Foreign Minister Anand's visit to China, but more realistic demand, before following the U.S. tariffs on Huawei electric vehicles, resulting in its oil seeds and other agricultural products exports were counter-controlled by China,

So this time, the primary task is estimated to talk about tariffs, it is that the Canadian side is already evaluating its tariff policy for electric vehicles to China.

China is willing to give the Canadian side a chance, but whether it can negotiate depends on whether it has a sincere intention to cancel its wrong behavior towards China.

In just four days, senior officials from four countries came to China intensively, which in itself released an unusual signal.

Moreover, at a time when Sino-US relations are tense, these four countries' visits to China are often given more interpretations in the international context, but from their actual needs, "pragmatism" is the core key word.

In addition, they chose to visit China intensely before the APEC summit, which is largely like a settlement for bilateral relations, to avoid conflict caused by misjudgment.

You know, the United States has been "forcing allies to choose sides," but it can be seen from the actions of these countries that they are almost unwilling to sacrifice their economic interests for the political goals of the United States.

The next step is to see if these visits can yield more practical results, and at the same time, with real sincerity, this ¡°practical trend¡± can go further.