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As the situation on the Russian-Ukrainian battlefield has turned for the worse and Putin is in a crisis, Xi Jinping's authorities have sent several senior officials, including the President of the CPC State Council, Li Qiang, Deputy State-level Official He Lifeng and Chen Yiqin, to visit Russia in secret, which has attracted the attention of the international community. What does Beijing want to do? Hello, everyone. I'm Yang Zheng. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the CCP, on the morning of Aug. 20, Li Qiang was invited by Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin to leave Beijing by plane to Moscow for the 29th regular meeting of the Russian Prime Minister and to visit Russia. The CPC State Council members and the Secretary-General of the State Council, Wu Zhenglong, accompanied him to leave Beijing on the same plane. On the afternoon of Aug. 20, Li Qiang arrived at Moscow's Vnukovo Airport by plane. Li Qiang said that this visit to Russia was to establish the consensus of the two countries, build on the friendship of generations, and deepen mutual cooperation. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the CCP, Li Qiang's visit this time will be from Aug. 20 to Aug. 23. In addition to Russia, he will also visit Belarus. In addition, according to Russian satellite communications, Russian President Putin will meet Li Qiang in Moscow. On Aug. 19-20, Vice Premier of the State Council of the CPC, He Lifeng, attended the 28th regular meeting of the Russian-Chinese Prime Minister. State Councilor of the CPC, Chen Yiqin, also held a meeting of the Russian-Chinese People's Cooperation Committee in Moscow on Aug. 19. According to the Free Times of Taiwan, after Russia invaded Ukraine and faced sanctions from various countries, the CCP continued to warm up. It is obvious that the strategic partnership between the two countries is getting more and more close. President of the People's Government of Canada, Lai Jianping, said to the Voice of Hope that China and Russia are conspiring together, and there are two lines of fog and fog. They need to provide psychological and moral support. In order to prevent it from collapsing in an unfavorable situation, the psychological defense line will collapse. So it needs to carry out a multi-method of expression of support. As for the so-called pragmatic approach, they must conspire, discuss, study and discuss to see if there is any way to in the case of eye-catching and ear-catching, in the case of not causing too much rebound, from the perspective of economy and technology, to see what kind of assistance China can provide to Russia to keep the war going. Lanshu, a senior commentator, said that there have been some changes on the Russian-Russian battlefield recently. In order to avoid being sanctioned by the West, the CCP stopped small banks in some places in China from providing services to Sino-Russian trade. So in the future, trade between China and Russia will continue to exist. The CCP will still use this method to avoid Western sanctions, while continuing to support Russia's war against Ukraine. So in this case, China and Russia may have a series of economic and trade issues that need to be coordinated by senior officials on both sides. In addition, Ukraine's new battlefield in Russia is under great pressure. Putin will not make any big moves in the next step. Maybe he also needs to make a deal with Beijing. But for now, it is not appropriate for Putin to leave Moscow to visit Beijing. So the senior officials of the CCP are constantly hiring these senior officials. When Moscow also wants to figure out what Putin's next move will be, Putin also needs Beijing's support. So these are basically very close to China's senior officials. But Xi Jinping and Putin did not meet directly for one of the main reasons. Some analysts also believe that the main purpose of Li Qiang's trip is to discuss with Russia the use of a gold-plated national payment system to replace the SWIFT system. Russian President of the Central Bank, Nabiulina, recently revealed that there are currently 159 foreign participants in the country who have joined Russia's financial information transmission system, SPFS. Nabiulina said the US sanctions have exacerbated Russia's need for a payment system to replace the SWIFT system. At the same time, it has promoted cross-border digital currency negotiations between Russia and friendly countries. The use of such digital currencies will be able to bypass traditional financial channels, thereby avoiding the risks of sanctions. Nabiulina pointed out that other countries in the gold-plated countries have also developed similar infrastructure. At present, all parties are discussing But this involves the interest of partners and the preparation of technology. This will determine the final implementation effect. The system may be officially launched in October this year, allowing unilateral settlement in the absence of the US dollar. The US dollar, as the world's foreign exchange reserve currency, supports the US as a superpower. Because foreign governments must store US dollars and use them to participate in international trade. This means that most global trade must be carried out through the US bank. And the US government can cut off its opponents to obtain US dollars and gain influence in political conflicts. This is unacceptable for Russia, which has been trapped in US sanctions, and for the CCP, which has always wanted to replace the US and become the dominant force in the world. Therefore, Russia and the CCP have always called on the gold-plated countries to challenge the US dollar's position. But many experts are not optimistic about this. The founder and publisher of the Kohl Analytica said that the bilateral trade of gold-plated countries' currency and gold-plated countries' currency may to a certain extent reduce the value of the US dollar, euro, pound and yen. But it is unlikely that these currencies will be replaced as a means of international value storage. Because these democratic countries' currencies have a strong economy and support this strong economy with an attractive social system. People want to have the currency where they want to live and do business for a long time. These places are more likely to be the United States and its allies, rather than Russia and China and its allies. Carnegie Mellon University Professor Sparta believes that the Russian currency is unlikely to threaten the US dollar as a world currency in the short term. Because it is clear that the US dollar and the euro are the main payment systems In many countries, I think it is more comfortable to use the US dollar or the euro for transactions. Professor Deng En also believes that the CCP and Russia cannot fight against the US dollar through blockchain currencies. He says, I think a country must have a stable political environment, a solid economic foundation, and a market that operates well based on a reliable and fair legal system in order to challenge the dollar hegemony. I think that China and Russia do not have enough trust from other countries in the world to accomplish this task. Ask yourself, where do you want to put your savings accounts, pension funds, business and stock accounts? There is no doubt that China will be far behind the United States as the answer to this question. O'Neill, the former chief economist of Goldman Sachs, said in an interview with the British Financial Times last year that since he mentioned the Golden State in 2001 and since the Golden State held its first summit they have never achieved anything. Now they want to create common currency, which is even brighter. The subtle relationship between China and India is said to be one of the reasons why the Golden State does not have much infrastructure. The two countries have long-term border disputes. In recent years, small-scale conflicts have arisen between China and India. India sees Beijing as the biggest threat. In an interview with Bloomberg News, Cruz said last year that the reasons for the five countries participating in the Golden State are all different. For example, Beijing wants to replace the United States as the world leader, so it constantly creates groups that take the lead in this matter, such as One Belt One Road, 16 Plus 1, and Shanghai Cooperation Organization. Considering the CCP's ambition, the other four countries and other countries interested in joining the organization will not be keen to become the CCP's subordinates. O'Neill also said to BBC Chinese, Xi Jinping is trying to turn the Golden Group into his own G7. I don't think the Indians will agree. Global Trade Chief Analyst Ma Zhiyang said in an interview with BBC Chinese that China-India relations are not only tense, there is also a strong sense of distrust. Part of the reason is the relationship between China and Pakistan. Even if it is a seemingly close Sino-Russian relationship, there are also variables. Ma Zhiyang believes that China is the most popular choice for countries such as Brazil, India, or South Africa, rather than choosing sides between China or the West. The Golden Group countries originally included Brazil, Russia, India, and China. The initial letters of their names combined together to become BRIC, just like the brick in English. Therefore, they are called the Golden Group Four Countries. In 2011, South Africa joined and became the Golden Group Five Countries, BRICs. The Golden Group is trying to attract those countries that are dissatisfied with the traditional global governance system and provide another anti-American choice for developing countries to challenge the West. Six countries such as Iran joined in 2023. The number of members of the BRICs has reached 11. But most developing countries do not want to choose sides between the United States and China. It is also difficult for the outside world to see Beijing as a representative of the South China Sea.