The foreign ministers of Bolivia, Peru, and Argentina recently continued their visits to China and held talks with Foreign Minister Wang Yi. China's strategic communication with Latin American and Caribbean countries has been further strengthened. The concentrated visit of the three foreign ministers to China coincides with the 10th anniversary of the announcement of the establishment of the China Latin American and Caribbean Community Forum, reflecting the sincere desire of Latin American and Caribbean countries to continue deepening friendly cooperation with China. In the past 10 years, China's relations with Latin American countries have maintained a good momentum of development, and political mutual trust and practical cooperation in various fields have continued to deepen. The new era of China Latin American relations characterized by equality, mutual benefit, innovation, openness, and benefiting the people has continuously opened a new chapter. From April 22nd to 25th, at the invitation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a delegation composed of envoys, representatives of institutions, and media reporters from 25 Latin American and Caribbean countries visited Hubei to experience the development pulse of China's new productive forces and explore new opportunities for cooperation between China and Latin America. Respect and mutual trust are the stable cornerstone of the development of China Latin America relations in the new era. The foreign ministers of Bolivia, Peru, and Argentina are all visiting China for the first time since taking office, and their importance is self-evident. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the establishment of a comprehensive strategic partnership between China and Argentina. During the talks, China expressed its willingness to continue to cherish and strengthen political mutual trust with Argentina, and to understand and support each other on issues related to their core interests and major concerns. Argentine Foreign Minister Mondino stated that Argentina's friendly policy towards China will not change and is willing to promote the deepening development of Latin American China relations. During the meeting, the foreign ministers of the two countries expressed their willingness to jointly implement the important consensus of the two heads of state, enhance unity and mutual trust, expand practical and mutually beneficial cooperation, and push the bilateral relationship to a new level. China and Bolivia are both traditional friendly partners who understand and support each other. In recent years, both sides have continuously consolidated political mutual trust and enhanced exchanges and cooperation between the two governments, legislative bodies, and political parties. Bolivian Foreign Minister Sosa stated that although Bolivia and China are far apart, they have always been close as brothers. Bolivia is willing to closely communicate with China and jointly celebrate the 40th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Bolivia and China next year. China has always adhered to mutual respect and equal treatment in its exchanges with Latin American and Caribbean countries. At the beginning of this year, Caribbean heads of state or government such as Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, and Suriname visited China one after another, laying a solid political foundation for further developing relations with China. Amba Prime Minister Brown said, "Although Amba and China are not equal in terms of national size, strength, and resources, China has always treated us equally. It is this respect and mutual trust that have made us partners of mutual trust and a model of cooperation between small and large countries. Win win cooperation is a source of vitality for the development of China Latin America relations in the new era.". In recent years, the trade cooperation between China and Latin America has flourished, with more and more high-quality products from Latin America entering the Chinese market, including tropical fruits from the equatorial region, high-quality beef from the Pampas grassland, fragrant red wine from the Andes mountains, and premium coffee from tropical rainforests. The China Ecuador Free Trade Agreement officially came into effect on May 1st, with China in Latin America