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A |     (ECNS) -- The 21st Chinese medical team sent to Guyana recently offered free consultations to more than 100 Chinese employees working on Belt and Road projects.     Visiting a project camp operated by China CAME Engineering Company, the team provided checks across multiple specialties, including blood pressure and glucose testing, and distributed common medicines.        Team leader Li Huansong learned that many Chinese workers face health issues due to long hours working in hot and humid environments, as well as limited local medical resources and language barriers.    The team also offered advice on tropical disease prevention, heat protection, first aid and mental health care.    Workers said the service improved health for overseas workers and supported the exchanges between the two countries.    (By Helen Mo, intern Liu Shuangjing)                         。

B |     Some Western countries aiming to decouple from China's supply chains may face staggering costs: an extra $23.6 trillion by 2050, according to estimates.    World Bank data shows that China's manufacturing value added accounts for nearly 30% of the global total, ranking first for 16 consecutive years.    In new energy, 80% of key materials are tied to Chinese, production, making it difficult to bypass.    As European and U.S. automakers build plants in Morocco and Mexico, Chinese suppliers follow right behind.    Observers note supply chains are like rivers — barriers can be built, but its underlying course cannot easily be changed. Instead of focusing on decouple, countries should consider how to achieve mutual benefit.                    。

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