At the invitation of the China Association for International Exchange, a joint delegation consisting of representatives of the political, think tank, civil society, and media of Cuba, Argentina, Peru, and Mexico, headed by Gustavo Pacheco, former deputy speaker of the Peruvian parliament, 20 People visited Beijing, Henan, and Chongqing on November 3-15.

 The theme of this visit was "Cognitive China." Most of the members of the delegation are visiting China for the first time. They have a keen interest in understanding the development status of China's various aspects. I will arrange special topics such as special presentations, exchange seminars, field trips, etc., and receive good results.

 During his stay in Beijing, Ai Ping, member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and Vice Chairman of the Exchange Association, met with Lacy on the just-concluded Fifth Plenary Session of the 18th CPC Central Committee, the 13th Five-Year Plan, and the “New Normal” for economic development. Chang exchanged views with Latto on future cooperation. Deputy Secretary-General Zheng Yao gave a presentation on the situation of China’s political, economic and social development, and Wang Jialei, a member of the Association for Exchanges, on China-Latin America relations and cooperation. The delegation also paid a courtesy call on the Spanish and Portuguese Languages Department of Beijing Foreign Studies University and held discussions with young teachers and students on China-Latin America relations. During Henan, Li Zhen, deputy director of the Henan Provincial Office of Aliens, met with the delegation. The delegation visited the construction of new villages in Nanjie Village, visited modern companies such as Shuanghui Group, Yutong Group, E-trade cross-border e-commerce area, and discussed the practical cooperation between the two parties. During Chongqing, Wang Guangcheng, Assistant Director of Chongqing Foreign Affairs Office, met with the delegation. The delegation visited the Chongqing Planning Exhibition Hall, the Planning Exhibition Hall of the Liangjiang New Area, and the Three Gorges Museum to learn about Chongqing’s economic and social development and future development plans. The delegation visited the construction of Dazu District, and conducted discussions with relevant parties on the promotion of new urbanization.

 "China's development is amazing"

 The delegation members praised China’s achievements in its development and believed that China’s model and experience are worth learning from. Head of State Gustavo Pacheco said that China said that the reforms in the first 30 years have resolved some of the "easier" problems. Now that the reforms have entered deep water areas, they face even greater problems, but for Latin American countries, they must Solving those "easy" issues is also extremely difficult, and for this reason he congratulates China on its achievements. Carmeline Rodriguez, the secretary-general of the Secretary-General of the Afro-Asian People’s Solidarity Organization, said that the greatest feeling of this visit is that China is “very amazing” and is amazing. San Tiago Philipyo, a senior reporter of the “Three Continents Magazine” of the People’s Liberation Organization of Asia, Africa and Latin America, stated that she was very much looking forward to this visit and had done some “homework” in advance. However, after the visit, she witnessed the sight of China and There is a big gap in China's understanding of the media. It is hoped that China will continue to make new achievements and use its own successful practices to tell the world that socialism with Chinese characteristics is of great vitality. Yulanda Delafin, an expert at the China-Mexico Research Center of the Economics Department of the National Autonomous University of Mexico, said that China still calls itself a humble mode for developing countries. Mexico is willing to understand and study China's development model and experience in depth. David Pacheco Villar, a lawyer from the Peruvian State Audit Office, said that most of Peru’s young generation only understand the development model represented by the United States. After returning home, he will tell them that in addition to the American model, there is another kind in the world. Chinese model. Peruvian sociologist Aldo Panfic said that although China still faces many risks and challenges, no one can stop China from moving forward.

 “There is only a bit of seawater between Latin America and China.”

 The delegation made positive comments on the relations between Latvia and China and looked forward to the prospects of bilateral cooperation. The head of the delegation, Pacheco, said with a deep meaning: "There is only a bit of seawater between Latin America and China." Pacheco believed that China is an ancient civilization with a long history and splendid culture, while Latin America also has an ancient civilization that has had a major impact on human history. Both parties have similar stages of development and face common tasks and challenges. It is precisely because there are many In recent years, the relations between the two sides have developed rapidly, and the urgency and importance of cooperation have been increasing. Rodriguez said that the two countries share the same ideology, social system, and traditional friendly relations. At this stage, they should further strengthen exchanges and cooperation. The Afro-Asian People’s Solidarity Organization has a number of international governing member countries. More than half of them are from Latin American countries and are willing to conduct exchanges for the exchange associations and Latin American countries. It is hoped that the exchange association will not only invite Latin American countries to organize a delegation to visit China, but also send delegations to visit Latin America to find out how Latin American people view China. It is expected that the Asian-African People’s Solidarity Organization and Exchange Association will play a greater role in promoting exchanges and friendship between the peoples of the ancient and the Chinese peoples.

 Javier Tarumaria, secretary general of the Argentine Contemporary Foundation, said that bilateral relations have achieved great development in recent years, frequent exchanges of visits by senior leaders, and bilateral relations are at the best level in history. Latin America regards China as an important partner. The development of bilateral relations is facing unprecedented opportunities and there is still much room for cooperation in all fields. After President Kristina and Chairman Xi Jinping realized mutual visits, they upgraded bilateral relations to a comprehensive strategic partnership. He believed that the relationship between the two countries will develop better in the future. Tarumaria believes that the economies of Albania and China are highly complementary. This is a favorable factor for the cooperation between the two countries. It is suggested that the Chinese side can pay attention to the trade balance between the two countries and truly achieve mutual benefits and win-win results, so as to enable the two parties to cooperate in a healthy development. Ta's appreciation of this visit on the theme of "cognitive China" is a good form of communication. Through this visit, he has obtained a great deal of information on all aspects of China, and he has learned a lot and made a worthwhile trip. Ta said that the Contemporary Foundation is an old friend of the Chinese people and is willing to further deepen cooperation with the exchange association.

 Olbagon Ruiz, an economic policy adviser to the Mexican Political and Humanities Foundation, said that he hopes to establish long-term cooperation with the exchange association. The Political and Humanistic Foundation is a think-tank serving the Senate of Mexico. It is very interested in China’s economic policies and related laws and regulations and China's new urbanization construction experience, and hopes to strengthen mutual exchanges. Federico Kirtis, director of the International Academic Exchange Department of the Center for Economic and Research, one of Mexico's most famous think tanks, said that he has visited many countries in Europe and America, but this time he is most impressed by China. After returning home, he will begin to learn Chinese. To facilitate future exchanges with China. He hoped to actively promote the academic exchanges between his center and Chinese research institutions and consider inviting Chinese scholars to carry out research work at the center.