Both countries are committed to opening up and have played a constructive role in maintaining the stability and smooth operation of regional industrial and supply chains, as well as contributing to the advancement of economic globalization, Xi said.

　　A small boat with a lone sail cannot withstand rough seas, Xi said, noting that only by working together in the same boat can they ensure stability and long-term progress.

　　He noted that both China and Vietnam are beneficiaries of economic globalization, and the two sides should strengthen strategic resolve, jointly oppose unilateralism and bullying practices, and work together to uphold the global free trade system and maintain the stability of industrial and supply chains.

　　Xi proposed six measures to deepen the building of the China-Vietnam community with a shared future.

　　First, enhance strategic mutual trust at a higher level.

　　Leaders of the two parties and countries should communicate with each other as relatives, Xi said, noting the two sides should give full play to the role of channels including inter-party, legislative bodies and political consultative organizations, deepen the exchange of experience in governance, and improve the leadership of the two parties in promoting national modernization.

　　Second, build a stronger security barrier.

　　The two sides should set the “3+3“ strategic dialogue on diplomacy, defense and public security between the two countries at the ministerial level to enhance strategic coordination.