According to CoinMeta, Ambassador Dai Bing was invited to attend a symposium organized by the Korea-China Economic Association on November 6th, where he exchanged views with former South Korean Prime Minister Ding Shijun and other association members regarding economic cooperation and exchanges between China and South Korea. Dai Bing stated that Sino-Korean economic relations have entered a new phase characterized by improved quality and enhanced resilience, with cooperation between the two sides evolving from vertical division of labor to horizontal collaboration. He pointed out that competing within cooperation and cooperating while competing has become the new norm. Currently, as the global economic landscape undergoes adjustments, Sino-Korean economic cooperation faces both challenges and significant historical opportunities. Both countries should work together to promote the development of an open Asia-Pacific economy and jointly maintain the international free trade system and the stability of supply chains. At the same time, as global powers in technology and manufacturing, both sides should implement the important consensus reached by their leaders, continue to explore cooperation in emerging fields such as artificial intelligence, digital industries, and biomedicine, and leverage the advantages of China's vast market and the geographical proximity between the two nations to push Sino-Korean economic cooperation towards a transition from "industrial complementarity" to "innovative symbiosis."