Statistics show that bilateral trade reached $10.54 billion in 2011, a year-on-year increase of 25.6 percent.

In February, New Zealand launched a new strategy, The NZ Inc China Strategy, which gives New Zealand's ties with China a clear direction over the next five years, according to Xinhua.

At the launch of the strategy, New Zealand Prime Minister John Key called for more investment between the two nations and said New Zealand was on track to increase its two-way trade with China to $17 billion by 2015, said Xinhua.

Questions:

1. How many years have China and New Zealand had bilateral diplomatic links and trade?

2. Bilateral trade reached what figure in 2011?

3. What is the estimated amount for two-way trade by 2015?

Answers:

1. 40.

2. $10.54 billion.

3. $17 billion.

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