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A |     HONG KONG -- While one war continues to rage in Ukraine and another is threatening to boil over in the Middle East, Chinese President Xi Jinping held court in Beijing for visiting dignitaries, presenting his vision of "an open, inclusive and interconnected world" through his signature global infrastructure project, the Belt and Road Initiative, while taking veiled swipes at the United States and its Western allies.In Xi's keynote speech marking the 10th anniversary of his pet foreign policy project, he criticized those who view "others' development as a threat" and "economic interdependence as a risk," saying protectionist actions like those the U.S. has taken against China "will not make one's own life better or speed up one's development.""We stand against are unilateral sanctions, economic coercion and decoupling," Xi told the cavernous meeting hall filled with representatives from more than 130 countries this week for the Belt and Road Forum.Clapping amongst the guests was Russian leader Vladimir Putin, who was personally invited by Xi to attend when the Chinese leader visited Moscow earlier this year.In Beijing, Xi gave Putin the warm reception he's been denied on the international stage since the war in Ukraine rendered him a pariah with Western countries. At the opening banquet Tuesday night, Putin strode into the reception hall walking side-by-side with Xi, ahead of the other invited leaders.The Belt and Road Initiative was initially proposed to increase the connectivity between China and the European markets, building linkages through countries across the Eurasian continents, recreating a modern silk road. A decade on, however, Western countries, including the United States, largely shunned the project, criticizing it as debt-trap diplomacy. In their place, the developing nations of the Global South have taken up China's offer to aid their infrastructure development expanding Beijing's influence in worldwide. This was reflected in the make up of the forum's attendees, further highlighting the widening geopolitical divide.Speaking at the forum immediately after Xi, Putin addressed an audience that included over 20 heads of state including the leaders of Indonesia, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Kenya, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Argentina and Chile. U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres was also in attendance."Russia and China, like most countries of the world, share the aspiration for equal and mutually beneficial cooperation in order to achieve universal sustainable and long-term economic progress and social well-being while respecting the diversity of civilization and the right of each state to its own development model," the Russian president said.With representation from Western countries absent or not invited to forum, the void allowed Chinese and Russian state media coverage of the event to portray that it is the West that is decoupling from the rest of the world. China and Russia have increasingly tailored their messaging for the Global South including in their response to Hamas' attack and Israel's retaliation.Creating a split-screen moment with their geopolitical rival US President Biden's visit to Israel, Xi and Putin continued to meet one-on-one on the sidelines of the forum where the two leaders talked up their enduring partnership and 'profound friendship."Xi called Putin his "old friend," noting that they have met some 42 times in person since 2013.In the official Chinese readout of the meetings, Xi stressed that "the deepening China-Russia relations" are "not a stopgap measure, but a long-term solution."Putin told Xi, "In current difficult conditions, close foreign policy coordination is especially in demand, which is what we are doing.Xi added that China supports Russia in their efforts to "safeguard their sovereignty."At a press conference Wednesday evening, Putin said he talked with Xi for three hours including a private one-one-one 'over a cup of tea' where the Russian leader teasingly told the Russian press that they discussed "confidential matters."Putin characterized the talks as "productive" and "constructive," covering the two countries' bilateral relations and the unfolding events in the Middle East without giving more details. The Chinese statement said, "the two heads of state also exchanged in-depth views on the situation in Palestine and Israel" without elaborating.This is Putin's first foreign trip beyond friendly former Soviet states since Russia started its war in Ukraine. The Russian leader has mainly stayed home since an arrest warrant was issued for him by the International Criminal Court over alleged war crimes in Ukraine earlier this year. During his last visit to Beijing for the 2022 Winter Games, Beijing and Moscow infamously proclaimed their friendship "has no limits" with no "forbidden areas of cooperation." This was tested immediately when Putin launched the war soon after the Olympics ended.While Beijing has refrained from sending direct lethal military aid to Russia, it has refused to condemn Russia's invasion and limited the impact of Western sanctions by importing more Russian oil and goods.That cross-border trade between the two neighbors is growing. Putin commented Wednesday that the trade turnover between the two neighbors reached $200 billion in the last year.Ahead of the forum, Russia and China signed their largest contract for the supply of grains. The head of a Russian grain trade group told the Russian news agency TASS that deal worth nearly $26 billion more than replaces the "lost volume of Ukrainian exports."In the Chinese version of their meeting, Xinhua News Agency highlighted Putin commending Xi's "strategic judgment" in seeing "great changes unseen for a century" taking around the world place in light of recent events.The quote is Xi's oft-used shorthand that the global order is changing.Back in March as Xi prepared to leave Moscow, the two leaders were filmed at the door of the Kremlin as Putin walked the Chinese leader to his awaiting vehicle."Right now there are changes -- the likes of which we haven't seen for 100 years -- and we are the ones driving these changes together," Xi told Putin."I agree," the Russian leader responded.。    播放          下一个          打开循环播放          00:00     /     00:00          倍速          3.0X     2.0X     1.5X     1.25X     1.0X     0.75X     0.5X          多音轨          AirPlay          0          静音播放中，点击 恢复音量          画中画          网页全屏          全屏          你可以 刷新 试试          视频信息     1.33.6          播放信息 上传日志 调试信息 [X]          视频ID     VID     -          播放流水     Flowid     -          播放内核     Kernel     -          显示器信息     Res     -          帧数     -          缓冲健康度     -          网络活动     net     -          视频分辨率     -          编码     Codec     -          mystery     mystery     -          按住画面移动小窗          21世纪经济报道记者柳宁馨 常州报道          7月20日，在“活力中国调研行”江苏站采访中，21世纪经济报道记者了解到，随着制造业不断向柔性化、智能化方向发展，人形机器人正成为企业关注的新方向。         江苏雷利集团运营副总经理王世龙向记者介绍，企业的自动化设备经历了多个发展阶段。最初，自动化主要服务于单一产品的大规模生产，后来企业开始推进设备柔性化升级，希望一套设备能够适应多种产品生产，提高制造灵活性。         “以前大家是为了自动化而自动化，后来发现设备要能够灵活切换，可以生产A、B、C、D等不同产品，这就是柔性制造的发展方向。”王世龙说。         （江苏雷利在常州的自动化产线，柳宁馨/摄）          在王世龙看来，传统工业机器人已经非常成熟，在重复劳动、重复操作等标准化生产场景中效率高、成本低，但面对柔性制造需求仍存在局限。相比之下，人形机器人凭借更加灵活的运动能力和更高的环境适应能力，能够完成更复杂多变的作业任务，有望弥补传统工业机器人的不足。         目前，江苏雷利正围绕灵巧手、空心杯电机等核心零部件持续加大研发投入，积极布局机器人产业链。         “未来，人形机器人可以部分替代工业机器人，在更多柔性化生产场景中发挥作用，满足工业机器人难以覆盖的应用需求。”王世龙表示。

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