General station reporter Zou Yun: Mr. President, we noticed that during this visit to China, you will lead an economic and trade group of about 200 people, including representatives of major Korean companies. So leading such a large trade group this time, what new fields of cooperation would you like to expand through a series of exchanges? At the same time, what do you think of the economic and trade development of the two countries? South Korean President Lee Jae-myung: The economic and trade relationship between South Korea and China is very close, and there are many factors that are beneficial to each other's economic development. In the past, economic cooperation between South Korea and China was mainly based on the combination of South Korea's advanced technology and capital with Chinese labor, showing a vertical structure of cooperation. Now, under President Xi Jinping's outstanding leadership, China has achieved significant economic growth and development, and has caught up with or even ahead of South Korea in many fields in terms of technology and capital. Therefore, economic cooperation between South Korea and China is also necessary to restructure the structure of horizontal cooperation and equal collaboration. I think the most important thing is to build a cooperative economic relationship conducive to the development of both sides by establishing new equal cooperative relationships in fields such as artificial intelligence and high-tech industries, taking the technical fields just mentioned as an example.

General station reporter Zou Yun: Mr. President, we noticed that during this visit to China, you will lead an economic and trade group of about 200 people, including representatives of major Korean companies. So leading such a large trade group this time, what new fields of cooperation would you like to expand through a series of exchanges? At the same time, what do you think of the economic and trade development of the two countries? South Korean President Lee Jae-myung: The economic and trade relationship between South Korea and China is very close, and there are many factors that are beneficial to each other's economic development. In the past, economic cooperation between South Korea and China was mainly based on the combination of South Korea's advanced technology and capital with Chinese labor, showing a vertical structure of cooperation. Now, under President Xi Jinping's outstanding leadership, China has achieved significant economic growth and development, and has caught up with or even ahead of South Korea in many fields in terms of technology and capital. Therefore, economic cooperation between South Korea and China is also necessary to restructure the structure of horizontal cooperation and equal collaboration. I think the most important thing is to build a cooperative economic relationship conducive to the development of both sides by establishing new equal cooperative relationships in fields such as artificial intelligence and high-tech industries, taking the technical fields just mentioned as an example.