Introduction
Preface
Part one： Overview
Everlasting Unsettled Sino-European Relations： Is “16+1” Initiative Mutual Benefit or Point of Diverge
Improvement of Guidelines for Cooperation between China and Central and Eastern European Countries Implementation
Can Asymmetric Relationships Work Together？ A Quantitative Approach of “16+1 Cooperation” Mechanism
“16+1 Cooperation”as a Long Lasting or Ad-hoc Project？ Perspectives from Different Angles of Central and Eastern Europe”
Part two： From the Perspective of Sub-regions
Danube Sub-region： A New Dimension for the Cooperation between China and the Central and Eastern Europe
Part three： From the Perspective of European Countries
Analysis of the Suspicions of Germany Regarding the “16+1 Cooperation” and the Further Policy Recommendations
The Multifaced Response of the German Government to China-CEEC Cooperation
China-CEE Maritime Cooperation： Polish Intermarium Project and “16+1” Nexus.
China's Strategic Narrative and Challenges： The Case of Poland
New Opportunities for Further Improvement of Economic Cooperation between Serbia and China
The State of Manufacturing Industry in the Republic of Serbia and Its Potentials for Cooperation with the People's Republic of China
Part four： “16+1” and the “Belt and Road”
Approaches of the EU towards the “16+1 Cooperation”： Three Cases in the Framework of the “Belt and Road” Initiative
The “Belt and Road” and “16+1” Initiative - the Baltic States in the Geopolitical and Geo-economic Context- Russia， EU and U.S.
