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General Report Expansion of Cooperation Scope on "the Belt and Road Initiahve"： A Research on Status Quo， Opportunihes and Challenges of Sino — Latin American Integrated Cooperation
1.Literature Review and Phased Achievements
2.Academic Value and Practical Significance
3.Research Methods and Project Summary
4.Research Themes and Basic Conclusions
5.Breakthroughs in Understanding and Policy Recommendations
Report One Cooperation between China and Lahn America： Overview， Opportunities and Challenges
1.Fundamental Realities and Driving Forces for the Overall Cooperation between China and Latin America
2.Contemporary Challenges for the Overall Cooperation between China and Latin America
3.Suggestions for General Policy — making Regarding the Overall Cooperation between China and Latin America
Report Two Current Situation and Perspectives on the Economic and Trade Relations and Production Capacity Cooperahon between China and Latin America and the Caribbean
1.Economic Situation in Latin America and the Caribbean： 2015— 2016
2.The Economic and Trade Relations between China and the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States Enter a New Stage of"the Two Ten — Year Goals"
3.Analysis and Prospects ofProduction Capacity Cooperation between China and Latin America
Report Three The Cooperation oflnfrastructure Construction between
China and Latin America from the Perspective of the Belt and Road Initiative：Taking the Cooperation of Railway Construction between China and South America as an Example
1.Latin America Is a Natural Extension of the Belt and Road Initiative
2.The Initiative for the Integration of the Regional Infrastructure of South America （ⅡRSA）
3.Railway Integration Is a Major Component of Infrastructure Integration in Latin America
4.The "Four Horizontals and Two Verticals" Railway Network in South America Has Basically Formed
5.The Proposal for China — South America Railway Cooperation Initiative on the Four Horizontals and Two Verticals Railway Network
Report Four A Case Study of Guangdong Base for Investigation of China's National Conditions：Economic and Trade Relations between Guangdong Province and Latin America
1.Research Objects and Research Process
2 Guangdong Economic Development and Foreign Economic and Trade Cooperation
3.Evolution of Industrial Structure in Guangdong
4.Economic and Trade Cooperation between Guangdong Province and Latin America
5.Difficulties and Challenges in Economic and Trade Cooperation between Guangdong Province and Latin America
6.Primary Conclusions and Policy Recommendations

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After years of rapid development， China's equipment manufacturingnow features wide range， high technology and complete industry system，and its industrial scale has been the largest in the world for 5 consecutiveyears.China's machine tools output accounts for 38% of the world，shipbuilding completion 41%， and power generation equipment output60%.China's high — speed railway outraces that of the other countriesin the world.Thanks to decades of inbound investment and independentdevelopment， China has reached world — class levels in such areasas high — speed railway， hydroelectric power and infrastructure， withmore than 200 kinds of products ranking the first in the world.China'sproducts， with telecommunications equipment as the representative，are highly competitive and cost — effective； Chinese capital， equipmentand technology enjoy greater popularity among countries， especiallydeveloping countries.Meanwhile， China's serious overcapacityproblems in steel， cement， electrolytic aluminum， flat glass， ship andphotovoltaic industries can be resolved by international productioncapacity cooperation， which will not only yield profits， thus promotinginternal economic development， but also provide a platform forChinese enterprises to participate in international competition， upgradetechnology， improve quality and service， and strengthen overall qualityand core competitiveness， so as to promote the transformation andupgrading of manufacturing and economic restructuring.