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During the visit of Vietnam's top leader To Lin to China, China and Vietnam held four high-level meetings within 48 hours.

This intensive diplomatic interaction is quite eye-catching on the international political stage.

What is even more surprising is that for the first time, China used a very special term to describe its relationship with Vietnam.

This title not only made Vietnam feel flattered, but also made the US's efforts almost in vain.

So, what exactly is this title? And what achievements have China and Vietnam made?

Analysis of four meetings

Su Lin's first meeting after arriving in Beijing was a direct dialogue with Chinese leaders.

During this meeting, the Chinese side used the special term "comrades and brothers" for the first time to describe the relationship between the two countries.

The symbolic significance of this title lies not only in the superficial friendly gesture, but also in the fact that it reflects China's strategic considerations on Sino-Vietnamese relations.

China and Vietnam share a common historical and ideological background, and are both countries striving together on the socialist path.

By using the term "comrades and brothers", China not only conveyed a message of high trust to Vietnam.

It also shows the outside world that China-Vietnam relations are solid and unshakable.

The positioning of this relationship is particularly important, especially in the current complex and changing international situation.

Immediately afterwards, during Su Lin’s second meeting with senior Chinese officials, the Chinese side again mentioned the term “comrades and brothers”, further strengthening the political mutual trust between the two sides.

During the meeting, the two sides discussed a number of cooperation issues, including specific cooperation plans in the areas of economy and infrastructure construction.

Through these discussions, China and Vietnam not only reached a high degree of consensus in politics, but also found new opportunities in practical economic cooperation.

In particular, the cooperation between the two sides under the framework of the "Belt and Road" Initiative and the "Two Corridors and One Circle" will not only help consolidate the strategic partnership between the two countries, but also provide new impetus for their future economic development.

The third meeting took place between the Director of the China International Development Cooperation Agency and the Vietnamese Minister.

The focus of this meeting was to implement the cooperation agreements reached in the previous two meetings, especially in infrastructure construction.

The last meeting was between the Chinese and Vietnamese defense ministers.

Based on previous meetings, this meeting further explored the possibility of cooperation between the two countries in the military field.

During the meeting, the two sides reached a consensus on deepening cooperation in military training and joint exercises, which means that the cooperation between China and Vietnam in the military field will be more in-depth in the future.

This cooperation not only helps to enhance the military mutual trust between the two countries, but also provides an important guarantee for regional peace and stability.

Through these four meetings, China and Vietnam reached a number of important consensuses in the political, economic and military fields.

The special title of "comrades and brothers" has further consolidated the deep friendship between the two countries.

Signing of strategic cooperation agreement

During Su Lin's visit to China, the leaders of China and Vietnam not only held a high-level political dialogue, but also witnessed the signing of a number of strategic cooperation agreements.

The 14 cooperation agreements signed this time cover a number of key areas, including railway construction, industrial cooperation, financial cooperation, media exchanges and improvement of people's livelihood.

The breadth and depth of these agreements reflect the common determination of China and Vietnam to promote a comprehensive strategic partnership.

In terms of railway construction, China and Vietnam reached an agreement on standard-gauge railway line planning and technical assistance.

The signing of this agreement marks a key step forward in infrastructure connectivity between China and Vietnam.

As an important mode of transportation, railways can not only promote trade between the two countries, but also strengthen their cooperation in regional economic integration.

This is particularly important for Vietnam because through rail connections with China, Vietnam can better integrate into China's Belt and Road Initiative and diversify its economic development.

In the field of industrial cooperation, the cooperation agreements between the two sides are mainly concentrated in the fields of high-tech industries and renewable energy.

The signing of these agreements reflects the further deepening of cooperation between China and Vietnam in the industrial field.

In recent years, Vietnam's economic development has been rapid, and China, as the world's second largest economy, has obvious advantages in high-tech and renewable energy.

Through this cooperation, Vietnam can leverage China's technology and experience to improve its industrial level, especially in areas such as electronic product manufacturing and new energy development.

For China, through investment in Vietnam, it can not only expand its market influence in Southeast Asia, but also occupy a more advantageous position in the global supply chain.

Financial cooperation is also an important area of ​​the signing of this agreement.

In their financial cooperation agreement, China and Vietnam emphasized the connectivity of the two countries' financial institutions and the convenience of cross-border capital flows.

This move will help further promote trade and investment between the two countries, and will also provide greater convenience for enterprises and financial institutions of the two countries to conduct business in each other's countries.

Under the current complex international situation, the deepening of this bilateral cooperation will not only help consolidate the strategic partnership between the two countries, but also provide an important example for global governance.

Deepening of Sino-Vietnamese Military Cooperation

During Su Lin's visit to China, the meeting between the defense ministers of China and Vietnam became one of the important parts of this visit.

During the meeting, the two sides reached a consensus on deepening military cooperation, especially in joint training, military exercises and international security cooperation, and demonstrated a strong willingness to cooperate.

This meeting not only further consolidated the strategic partnership between the two countries, but also laid a solid foundation for future military interactions.

Through this meeting, China and Vietnam have taken new steps in their military cooperation.

This is not only a symbol of the deepening of relations between the two countries, but also sends a clear signal to the outside world: China and Vietnam will continue to maintain close cooperation in the face of complex international situations.

Although the United States has tried many times to win over Vietnam in order to divide China-Vietnam relations.

It even tried to weaken China's influence in Southeast Asia through military cooperation, but ultimately failed.

This high-level military interaction between China and Vietnam precisely shows that the US strategy has failed on the Vietnam issue.

The military cooperation consensus reached during Su Lin's visit to China not only thwarted the US's efforts to alienate China-Vietnam relations, but also further consolidated China's security position in Southeast Asia.

The strategic cooperation between China and Vietnam, especially the deepening cooperation in the military field, shows that the US attempt is doomed to fail.

In the future, as the cooperation between the two sides further deepens, China and Vietnam's interactions in the military field will become more frequent.

This will not only help the security and development of the two countries, but will also make a positive contribution to peace and prosperity in the Asia-Pacific region.

References:

China and Vietnam signed a number of cooperation documents. Scholars: It is not impossible for Vietnam to adopt more standard track - Observer.com

China International Development Cooperation Agency signs cooperation document with relevant Vietnamese departments - Beijing Daily Client

The second day of Su Lin's visit to China | The leaders of the two countries held talks and had tea, and 14 agreements deepened the comprehensive strategic partnership-The Paper