Spend, Lend, Grow: China’s Triple Agency Plan to Rev up Consumption
Stimulating consumption and expanding domestic demand are key strategies for the Chinese Government to drive economic growth.
Stimulating consumption and expanding domestic demand are key strategies for the Chinese Government to drive economic growth.
By facilitating the flow of data, talent and capital, Hainan aims to become a key junction in the global network of trade and opportunity.
A higher level of openness will act as a powerful multiplier for mutually beneficial cooperation between China and the rest of the world.
The significance of the friendly China-Chile relations is that it proves countries of different sizes, different systems and far apart can indeed establish a high level of mutual trust and maintain a focus on common development through mutual respect, equality and mutual benefit.
The stories of Zhejiang’s rural transformation show how sustained, localized development can turn once-poor villages into models of shared prosperity.
The most recent National Security Strategy outlines the continued pursuit of U.S. primacy worldwide.
The U.S. has few cards left to play. As China’s comprehensive national power continues to grow, Washington can no longer guarantee dominance in the Western Pacific.
Consequently, the political and economic traps have been fully exercised from one president to the next, reflecting a deeper logic in U.S. strategic thinking: the logic of hegemony and imperialism.
China is spearheading a new path of common prosperity, win-win international relations, and a shared future for the human community.
In recent years, China has consistently promoted the application of advanced technological equipment in law enforcement across multiple fields.
Faced with a complex international situation, youth exchange between China and Australia is becoming an important way to enhance mutual understanding between the two countries and strengthen the public foundation for friendly relations.
Going forward, I think the people—not the politicians—will shape the future of U.S.-China relations.