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《习近平谈“一带一路”（英）》以2013年9月7日习近平同志在哈萨克斯坦纳扎尔巴耶夫大学演讲的一部分《共同建设“丝绸之路经济带”》为开卷篇，以2018年7月10日习近平同志在中阿合作论坛第八届部长级会议开幕式上讲话的一部分《加强战略和行动对接，携手推进“一带一路”建设》为收卷篇，收入习近平同志论述“一带一路”建设的重要文稿42篇。
目录
Work Together to Build the Silk Road Economic Belt
Carry Forward the "Shanghai Spirit" and Promote Common Development
Work Together to Build a 21st Century Maritime Silk Road
Exchanges and Mutual Learning Make Civilizations Richer and More Colorful
Build a Bridge of Friendship and Cooperation Across the Eurasian Continent
New Approach for Asian Security Cooperation
Promote the Silk Road Spirit， Strengthen Sino-Arab Cooperation
Strive for Economic Development with South Asian Countries Through the Belt and Road
Accelerate the Building of the Belt and Road
Connectivity Spearheads Development and Partnership Enables Cooperation
Shape the Future Through Asia-Pacific Partnership
Implement the Free Trade Zone Strategy
China Welcomes All Countries Along the Routes and in Asia to Develop the Belt and Road
China's Development Provides New Cooperation Opportunities for Other Countries and Foreign Companies
Expand Common Interests， Realize Common Prosperi
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《习近平谈“一带一路”（英）》：
“A single flower does not make spring， wlule one hun-dred flowers in full blossom bring spring to the garden.”If there were only one kind of f：lower in the world， people would find it boring no matter how beautiful it was. Be it Chinese civilization or other avilizations in the world， they are all fruits of human progress.
I have visited the Louvre Museum in France and the Pal-ace Museum in China， both of which house millions of art treasures. They are attractive because they present the rich-ness of diverse civilizations. Exchanges and mutual learning among avilizations must not be built on the exclusive praise or belittling of one particular avilization. As early as over 2，000 years ago， the Chinese people came to recognize that “it is natural for things to be different.” Greater exchanges and mutuallearning among civilizations can further enrich the colors of various avilizations and the culturallife of people and open up still greater alternatives in th
