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[1] Liu Zuokui，Professor, Deputy Director, Institute of European Studies of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.

[2] “Xi Jinping, in the 30th collective study of the Political Bureau of the 19th Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party has stressed improving the country’s capacity for engaging in international communication to present a true, multi-dimensional and panoramic view of China”, People’s Daily, June 2, 2021.

[3] So far, there are two ways of thinking about China-CEEC Cooperation: Group Cooperation Diplomacy and Pragmatic Institutionalism. See for the former: Hu Dawei, “Analysis of the Group Cooperation Diplomacy of China, with Discussion of China-CEEC Cooperation”, China International Studies, 2015 （06）;for the latter: Natasa Maric and Wei Ling, “Pragmatic Institutionalism: Cooperation between China and Central and Eastern European Countries”, World Economics and Politics, 2018 （07）.

[4] Fan Yongming, “From International Public Goods to Regional Public Goods: A New Perspective of Regional Cooperation Theory,” World Economics and Politics, 2010 （01）.

[5] Zheng Yongnian, “China and Inclusive Regionalism in East Asia”, Aisixiang. com, September 3, 2009, http://www. aisixiang. com/data/29919. html.

[6] The author carried out extensive contact and communication with the academic and policy circles in editing A Review of the Cooperation Between China and Central and Eastern European Countries （2012-2020）. The author tried to think theoretically about the new phenomenon of China-CEEC Cooperation, and innovatively proposed the concept of “bilateral+multilateral” in the edition to describe the essential characteristics of the Cooperation.