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For more on this, we're joined once more by Cui Hongjian, director of the Department for European Studies of China Institute of International Studies.

Q1. China and Poland established a strategic partnership in 2011. What kinds of collaboration have dominated this relationship?

Q2. China is implementing its 13th "Five Year Plan", at the same time Poland launches its Responsible Development Plan. Do you see any opportunities for these two initiatives to complement to each other?

Q3. Apart from high-level inter-governmental interaction, exchanges at a local city level have been quite an active part in this relationship. For example, Chengdu and Lodz. To what extent has this improved bilateral ties?

Q4. There is one tough challenge here as there is an unfavorable balance of trade between the two countries, nearly 1 to 11 in favor of China. Why and how do you think the two countries will address this?

Q5. As trade relations are transformed into a more comprehensive investment-led mode, what challenges do you foresee for those interested in the Polish market?

Q6. Apart from trade and economic ties, the bilateral relationship has also enjoyed a wide range of cooperations in education and the arts. How do you see relations developing in future in these fields in particular?