This report is made up of four parts: the first part is the response to “the Belt and Road” initiative from Central and Eastern European countries and EU institution; the second part is the survey on European Elites’ opinions on “the Belt and Road” initiative; the third part is the risks assessment on the layout and construction of “the Belt and Road” initiative in Europe; the fourth part is the policy suggestions on the construction of “the Belt and Road” initiative in Europe. The responses from Central and Eastern European countries to “the Belt and Road” initiative have two sides: On one side, most of the CEECs support China’s initiative and give positive feedback. On the other, they lack of the knowledge of the specific content of “the Belt and Road” initiative. They hope China could put forward some more specific frameworks or plans. It is also the case for European Union. On one side, it holds the positive and supportive attitude towards the interconnectivity and trade cooperation within the Europe pushed by China’s “the Belt and Road” initiative. On the other, it worries that China could “divide and rule” the EU through its “the Belt and Road” initiative, therefore, it takes advantage of its rules to constrain China.