The China-France bilateral relations over the past ten years have maintained a good momentum，but they have suffered some setbacks. Politically，China and France have established a comprehensive strategic partnership，with frequent and fruitful high-level visits，and the political interaction between both sides has gradually been institutionalized. But the setbacks in 2008 highlighted the instability of the bilateral relations. Economically，the bilateral economic and trade cooperation continues，while the trade friction between the two countries highlights the needs for deepening bilateral economic cooperation，and avoiding the politicization of the economic issues. Cultural and human exchanges between China and France have been deepened，which further consolidated the bilateral strategic partnership. Scientific and technological cooperation has been continuously enhanced，with themes increasingly updated and key areas timely adjusted. We have enough reasons to believe that China and France will deepen in the future their bilateral relations under the premise of respecting each other’s core interests.