World Center: China

The three heads of state have decided to visit China and will stay in Beijing for a longer period of time. What are they planning to discuss with the Chinese side?

In September this year, China will hold a series of grand events, starting with the SCO Summit in Tianjin from August 31st to September 1st;
Then on September 3, a grand military parade will be held in Beijing Tiananmen Square to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti Fascist War.
Recently, leaders from multiple countries have finalized their plans to visit China, and the duration of their stay in Beijing is getting longer and longer.

Firstly, Russian President Putin has confirmed his visit to China from August 31st to September 3rd, a four-day trip that even Russian officials have described as "very rare".
This precisely indicates that there is a deep level of strategic mutual trust between China and Russia. Visiting China makes Putin feel at home, and in his own words, "it's like coming home". Staying for a few days is very pleasant.

Subsequently, Serbian President Vu č i ć also announced that he will conduct a 5-day visit to China from September 1st to 6th. From this point in time, Wu Qiqi came specifically to support the Chinese side and prepare to attend the military parade on September 3rd.
And the five-day visit precisely shows that there are many things that China and Serbia need to talk about. In recent years, the friendship between China and Serbia has gone through tests and has shone with new brilliance, becoming "hardcore partners".
From China's Y-20 crossing thousands of miles to transport the "Red Flag" air defense missile system to Serbia, to Serbia's resolute support for China's just actions in safeguarding national unity despite joint pressure from the United States and the West, China's timely assistance has earned the sincere treatment of "Serbia Iron".
In the past few years, high-level interactions between China and Serbia have become increasingly close. In May last year, China was invited to visit Belgrade, and now, Vu č i ć, who received the invitation from China, has also been invited to conduct a follow-up visit to China.

In addition, during his visit to China, Vucic is also preparing to take advantage of this rare opportunity to meet with Russian President Putin.
This also indicates that even under pressure from the United States and Europe, Serbia still chooses to deepen cooperation with China and Russia based on its own development needs.

Slovakia, which is also a "tough guy" in Europe like Serbia and has good relations with China and Russia, recently announced its visit to China by Prime Minister Fezo. He said he will soon go to China to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II and take this opportunity to finalize some cooperation projects with China.
The specific duration of stay has not been announced yet, but based on Fizo's past visit to China, he stayed in China for 6 days last year and officially established the China Sri Lanka strategic partnership with China. This year, he will participate in more activities and may stay longer.

Considering the current international situation, US President Trump has just announced tariffs on major economies around the world, including the European Union, and Slovakia, as a member of the EU, is also facing tariff blackmail from the United States.
At this time, Slovakia's choice to visit China is actually equivalent to choosing to deepen cooperation with China to hedge against the economic pressure from the United States and jointly maintain the fairness and stability of the global multilateral trading system.
This actually indicates that China, with its good reputation and continuously increasing international influence, is becoming a trusted strategic partner for more and more countries.

When individual countries disregard the development interests of other countries and trample on international rules for their own benefit, China's persistence and development provide a new choice for other countries and inject stability into this turbulent world.

In the next month, China will usher in a new round of "diplomatic tide". In the foreseeable future, China will not only become the center of the international diplomatic stage, but also the true "world center".