The EU-China trade relations have significant implications for both economies. This article examines the potential impacts on industries such as manufacturing, agriculture, and services. Increased trade cooperation can lead to job creation and economic growth, benefiting workers and businesses. However, concerns over intellectual property protection, market access barriers, and unfair competition need to be addressed to ensure a level playing field. The EU has called for market reforms, transparency, and reciprocity in its trade relationship with China. Strengthening bilateral trade ties can promote stability and sustainability, while also addressing global challenges such as climate change and digital transformation.