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"I see through how Chinese technology is helping. It's making a difference in New Zealand already. And New Zealand farmers are seeing that there are opportunities to use electric vehicles on the farm," noted Brett Raymond O'Riley, chief executive of the Employers & Manufacturers Association (EMA), the largest of its kind in the country, in a recent interview with China News Network.

O'Riley acknowledged the leading advantages of Chinese technologies in some areas and suggested some areas in New Zealand worth noticing for Chinese investors, such as new materials, the dairy industry, and agriculture. He expects the two sides to further cooperation opportunities and achieve common growth. (Lin Zhuowei)