The economies of China and Germany are closely connected, and it is difficult for German companies to reduce their dependence on China.

It is evident that both countries attach great importance to Sino-German relations. The economic delegation accompanying the German Chancellor during his visit to China includes the CEO of Siemens. This shows the importance and dependence of German companies on the Chinese market.

Siemens said reducing its dependence on China is a long process that could take decades. This reflects the reality that the Chinese and German economies are inseparable and the two countries are closely linked in the economic field.

Sino-German economic cooperation not only consolidates the friendly relations between the two countries, but also makes important contributions to the stability and development of the global economy. The success of German companies in the Chinese market has also driven the growth and transformation of the Chinese economy.

As the process of globalization accelerates, Sino-German economic cooperation will become closer, and cooperation between the two countries in the fields of science and technology, environmental protection, education, etc. will continue to deepen, jointly promoting the development of the world economy.

In general, the Chinese and German economies are inseparable and it is difficult to reduce their dependence on China. Both sides should further strengthen cooperation to jointly respond to the challenges facing the global economy and achieve a mutually beneficial and win-win situation.