According to The Economist, Asia is at the center of this historic adjustment. What supports this view is not only the reality of Asia's sustained and rapid development, but also a clear trend for Asian countries to further strengthen interconnection and realize internal integration. On the eve of the APEC Leaders' Informal Meeting, China hosted the Dialogue on Strengthening Interconnection Partnership, aiming at explaining China's views and propositions on strengthening interconnection and building the "Belt and Road" to the representatives of Asian countries attending the meeting, so as to contribute to solving the key problems faced by Asian interconnection construction.

"If these measures come true, it may be equivalent to the biggest reshuffle of global trade routes since China began to become an important participant in international trade 20 years ago." More than a year ago, after China put forward an initiative to revitalize the cooperation on the ancient Silk Road, the comments given by the Financial Times in the United Kingdom seized a change in China's role-from joining APEC, the World Trade Organization and other mechanisms in the past, relying on active integration into international trade to create unlimited opportunities for its own development, and today it has become an important power source to promote regional and even global trade freedom and investment facilitation. The "Belt and Road" cooperation initiative is clearly proof of this change.

At present, the "Belt and Road Initiative" has entered the stage of pragmatic cooperation from conceptual design, overall framework to completion of strategic planning. Although the countries around China have different national conditions and cultures, they all have