Brussels must coordinate with Washington, Beijing and other global players on capital control measures if Greece exits the eurozone after the general election on Sunday, financial experts warned.
China urged Europe and the upcoming G20 summit to reach a "timely" and "decisive" consensus to prevent the European financial crisis from spreading.
A Chinese finance official called on Monday the European Union and the eurozone to take more resolute actions in fighting the debt crisis.
The government is planning to address the consequences of a Greek exit from the eurozone as Chinese experts warned of a new global recession.
China will continue to support Europe's attempts to overcome its eurozone crisis and Europe should be more open to inflows of capital, said a CIC official.
The European Union should loosen its restrictions on high-tech exports to China as soon as possible.
Premier Wen Jiabao said China will firmly support efforts to maintain the stability of European economy.
The European Union will violate World Trade Organization rules if it investigates Chinese imports without first receiving complaints from European companies, the Ministry of Commerce said.
China will be part of the global community's efforts to provide help to deal with European debt crisis, a senior Foreign Ministry official said on Tuesday.
The total number and sum of overseas merger and acquisition (M&A) deals in 2011 made by Chinese enterprises reached a record high, which stands at 207 and $42.9 billon respectively.
World Bank President Robert Zoellick said there is no "silver bullet" to resolve Europe's sovereign-debt crisis and every country has a common interest in seeing the region succeed as they debate chipping in more cash to bailout funds.
China will work with the European Union (EU) and the International Monetary Fund to contribute to the settlement of the EU debt crisis, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said in Beijing Tuesday.
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