On September 3, news emerged that the G20 Innovation Ministers' Meeting unfolded in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA, spanning from September 1 to 2. Science, technology, and trade ministers from G20 member nations and invited countries graced the event. The trade discussions zeroed in on intellectual property policies geared towards artificial intelligence (AI) innovation, the reciprocal enhancement of AI and standards, along with industrial innovation and supply chain investments. Jiang Chenghua, the Vice Minister of the Ministry of Commerce, was present at the meeting and delivered an insightful speech. Throughout the event, Jiang Chenghua also engaged in separate meetings and discussions with the leaders of delegations from the United States, Brazil, Italy, Russia, and other member countries. He emphasized that China regards open-source principles and openness as pivotal for AI development and as a potent way to bridge the 'digital divide.' China stands ready to collaborate with G20 members in constructing an open, inclusive, resilient, and sustainable supply chain framework and in sharing the benefits of AI advancements.