On October 3, Chinese Ambassador to the United States Xie Feng said in his remarks at the “Future Resonance — ShanghaiEye Night” China-U.S. people-to-people exchange events and the “Shanghai Let’s Meet” city promotion initiative that just as many trees make a forest, many hands will make a big difference. A single tree can hardly survive in the desert alone. But thanks to a donation from American teacher Mr. Ronald Sakolsky, which helped purchase 50,000 saplings, and the tireless care of Chinese desert control worker Ms. Yin Yuzhen over more than two decades, a once-barren desert has blossomed into a lush oasis. When two individuals from our two countries join hands, the impossible becomes possible. Just imagine: If more people come together and our two countries move in the same direction, what bigger miracles can we create? With the eight deliverables achieved during our Presidents’ summit and a series of mutually beneficial arrangements reached between the two economic and trade teams, we are witnessing brighter prospects for China-U.S. cooperation. I hope friends from the business community, including the U.S.-China Business Council and the United States-China Association of Commerce, and all other sectors, will pitch in to help more saplings of cooperation take root, and nurture them into thriving forests.