1. The Digital Silk Road refers to cooperation in cutting-edge fields such as digital economy, artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, and quantum computers, promoting the construction of big data, cloud computing, and smart cities, and connecting it into the digital silk of the 21st century. the road. The Digital Silk Road is to create a more open, peaceful, secure and innovative cyberspace, bring new Chinese opportunities to global development, and build an online Silk Road leading to democracy, common prosperity and prosperity.

2. As part of the Belt and Road Initiative, the Digital Silk Road has three main goals: first, to enhance regional and international connectivity from five aspects: infrastructure, trade, finance, public sentiment and policy. These five aspects are proposed by the Digital Belt and Road Research Center of Fudan University. Fudan University is one of China’s key institutions for research on Belt and Road-related topics. Secondly, the Digital Silk Road proposes to promote the upgrading and innovation of traditional industries in countries along the Belt and Road by further opening up the Chinese market. While promoting urgently needed development projects in partner countries along the Belt and Road, it also promotes China's industrial upgrading and employment to a large extent. At the same time, it also forms the dependence of countries along the Belt and Road on China's digital economy. Finally, many Chinese experts said that the third goal of the Digital Silk Road is to optimize the regional industrial layout, form a regional community with common economic interests, and on this basis, establish a China-centered global value chain. This means that network technologies in China and overseas will further integrate, especially in areas surrounding China (such as Southeast Asia), as well as in Africa.