On the morning of December 4, Chinese President Xi Jinping engaged in talks with French President Macron, who was in China on a state visit, at the Grand Hall of the People in Beijing. President Xi Jinping emphasized that China and France should seize the current opportunities to broaden the scope of their cooperation. They should not only solidify their traditional collaborative efforts in aviation, aerospace, nuclear energy, and other sectors but also explore the untapped potential in emerging fields. These emerging areas include the green economy, digital economy, biomedicine, artificial intelligence, and new energy sources. China expresses its willingness to ramp up imports of high-quality French goods and extends a warm invitation to more French enterprises to invest in the Chinese market. In return, China anticipates that France will ensure a fair competitive environment and provide stable prospects for Chinese companies operating within its borders. The Chinese and French people share a profound emotional connection, and it is imperative for both nations to deepen their exchanges and cooperation in culture, education, science and technology, local affairs, and various other domains. By doing so, they can collectively author a new chapter in the annals of people-to-people exchanges.