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13China FTAs System: A Developing and Perfecting ProcessBy Joey LiThe Chinese Government deems Free Trade Agreements (FT As) as a new platform to further opening-up tothe outside and speeding up domestic reforms, an effective approach to integrate into global economy and strengthen economic cooperation with other economies, as well as particularly an important supplementFree trade zone experiment achieves successAt the anniversary of the official establishment of Guangdong, Tianjin and Fujian Free T rade Zones and the expansion of Shanghai Free Trade Zone, the Free Trade Zone Comprehensive Research Institute of Zhongshan Universit y issued “China Free Trade Experiment Zone Development Blue Paper (2015-2016)”, showing that the four free trade experiment zones are developing smoothly. The mechanism innovation is rema rk able a nd promot iona l experiences have been accumulated in government function transformation, investment, trade and finance. T he free trade experiment zone strategy has achieved overall success.Ch i n a f r e e t r a d e z one i s a test field of deepening reform and expanding opening up in the new era and mechanism innovation is its key mission. T hrough the compilation of “2015-2016 China Free T rade E x p e r i m e nt Z o n e M e c h a n i s m Innovation Index”, researchers have been mak ing assessments of the mechanism innovation effects of four free trade experiment zones (eight sub-reg ions). Fou r f i rst-grade parameters including trade facilitation, financial management and mechanism innovation, investment management system reform, and government function transformation, 14 second-grade parameters and 42 third-grade parameters were selected. The mechanism innovation index for the eight sub-regions is calculated by col lec t ing a nd su mma r izing government policies, mechanism innovation achievements, media repor t a nd gover nment of f icia l website report, data shared by other research institutions and collected by field study. T he index ref lected the degree and effect of mechanism innovation at the different sub-regions. In general, Shanghai Free Trade Zone has the highest index thanks to its early entry into the experiment; and Shenzhen Qianhai Sub-region also enjoys good performance thanks to the city’s innovation vitality.to the multilateral trading system. Cu r rent ly, Ch i na ha s 19 F T A s under construction, among which14 agreements have been signed and implemented already.Construct a balanced international trade systemChinese President Xi Jinping said14that building FTAs offers China an important platform to participate in making international trade rules.“We cannot stay a bystander or follower, but a participant or leader in the process,” Xi said.Government Work Report points out China is willing to work with all parties to push forward the trade and investment liberalization and jointly construct a balanced, win-win and inclusive international trade and economic system.Recently, Vice Premier of State Council Wang Yang attended and addressed the symposium of the special seminar of free trade strategy and multi-lateral and bi-lateral free trade agreements. He emphasized that efforts should be made to carefully implement and carry out the significant decisions and deployment of the Party CentralCommittee and the State Council on accelerating implementing the free trade area strategy and gradually forming a high-standard free trade area network facing the whole world. He noted the new trend of the economic globalization and the new requirements of domestic reform and development should be deeply understood, a more active free trade area strategy should be implemented and a new situation of high-level opening up should appear.Wang pointed out that at present China’s opening up is faced with new trends and tasks. Efforts should be made to profoundly know the significance accelerating the building of the free trade area, to enhance the self-confidence in the political system, to unswervingly expand opening up and to win the initiative of development, reform and international competition by the open initiative. At the same time, efforts should also be made to firmly develop risk awareness and bottom-line thinking and to safeguard national security in the process of opening up.Enterprises getting familiar with FTAs T he free trade area is not a new concept, but not all the “involved” enterprises are able to understand and skillfully use the FT As’ policy. As the Chinese government’s ceaseless promotion of the opening-up strategy and vigorous construction of FTAs, more and more Chinese enterprises start to be familiar with relevant policies, and make a profit from it.R e c e n t l y, P w C r e l e a s e d a report named Chinese Customs and International Trade Affairs Planning, Best Practice Research 2016, which shows that the best use of free trade agreements has become the first choice for Chinese companies to consider reducing the cost of tariffs in 2016.T he selected data f rom t he report comes from more than 400 companies registered in China, 40% of which involved are trade distribution enterprises, 30% are production enterprises, and 30% combine the two above kinds of business. T hese companies are from automotive, The Chinese Government deems Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) as a new platform to further opening-up to the outside and speeding up domestic reforms.chemical, technology, communications, retail and consumer products, life sciences, etc.I n t h e r e p o r t , 85% o f t h e respondents said they had used the free trade agreement and enjoyed preferential tax rates, while in 2014 and 2015 the proportion was 52% and 67%. 1/3 of the enterprises said that they will utilize free trade agreements to a maximum extent, and clarified this in their annual plan, as the primary strategy to evaluating tariff reduction.A b o u t t h e u t i l i z a t i o n o f multilateral and bilateral free trade agreements, 25% of the enterprises are using China-ASEAN FTA, 22% of which are or will be using the China-South Korea free trade agreement. Thereport said that in recent years, thegovernment introduced a number of reform measures on decentralization in the field of cross-border trade. Customs’ summary tax system through out of China not only promoted the efficiency of Customs clearance and use of funds, but also reducing the cost of logistics and warehousing. About 56% of the respondents said they had participatedin or plan to participate in the Yangtze R iver Economic Z one Customsclearance integration.China now has four pilot free trade zones in Shanghai, Guangdong, Fujian and T ianjin. They play the role of yielding successful reform policies for adoption in other places in the country.According to Ju Shuzhen, PwC China international trade service partner, said for China’s import and export trade, 2015 was a challenging year, the situation was grim andcomplicated, and the downward pressu re cont inued to increase. As the three new F T A test areas, T ianjin, Fujian and Guangdong, officially established, trade facilitation measures are copied in more places. “Nevertheless, Chinese enterprises are getting more active using thesepolicies, to promote the efficiency of logistics and reduce the cost of the supply chain by improving the level of trade compliance,” she said.T his is still only the beginning in free trade arguments, there are still more favorable policies to be developed and utilized.。
Obesity in china
Obesity in china staff reporter QIAO TIANBI 【期刊名称】《今日中国：英文版》 【年(卷),期】2006(55)11 【总页数】5页(P10-14) 【关键词】中国;肥胖现象;保健知识;健康 【作 者】staff reporter QIAO TIANBI 【作者单位】 【正文语种】中 文 【中图分类】R161 【相关文献】 1.Report on Childhood Obesity in China (4) Prevalence and Trends of Overweight and Obesity in Chinese Urban School-age Children and Adolescents, 1985-2000 [J], CHENG-YE JI;WORKING GROUP ON OBESITY IN CHINA (WGOC) 2.Report on Childhood Obesity in China (2)Verification of BMI Classification Reference for Overweight and Obesity in Chinese Children and Adolescents [J], 3.Report on Childhood Obesity in China (1) Body Mass Index Reference for Screening Overweight and Obesity in Chinese School-age Children [J], CHENGYE JI;COOPERATIVE STUDY ON CHILDHOOD OBESITY, WORKING GR 4.Risk factors and metabolic abnormality of patients with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease:Either non-obese or obese Chinese population [J], Shou-Wu Lee;Teng-Yu Lee;Sheng-Shun Yang;Chun-Fang Tung;Hong-Zen Yeh;Chi-Sen Chang 5.Association between Chinese Famine Exposure and the Risk of Overweight/Obesity and Abdominal Obesity in Laterlife: A Cross-sectional Study [J], HUANG Li Na; WANG Hui Jun; WANG Zhi Hong; DING Gang Qiang
对我国经济的研究英语作文
对我国经济的研究英语作文Research on the Chinese Economy。
China, as the world's second-largest economy, has been the focus of much research and analysis in recent years. The country's rapid economic growth, industrialization, and globalization have made it an important player in the global economy. As a result, there has been a growing interest in understanding the factors driving China's economic development, as well as the challenges and opportunities it faces.One of the key areas of research on the Chinese economy has been its economic growth. China has experienced unprecedented economic growth over the past few decades, lifting millions of people out of poverty and transforming the country into a global economic powerhouse. Researchers have sought to understand the drivers of this growth, including the role of government policies, investment, trade, and technology. They have also examined the impactof China's economic growth on global markets and the implications for other countries.Another important area of research has been China's industrialization and urbanization. China has undergone rapid industrialization and urbanization, leading to significant changes in its economic structure and social fabric. Researchers have studied the impact of these changes on employment, income distribution, and the environment. They have also examined the challenges and opportunities associated with China's transition from a manufacturing-based economy to a more service-oriented and innovation-driven one.In addition, there has been a growing interest in understanding China's role in the global economy. China has become a major player in international trade, investment, and finance, and its economic policies and actions have significant implications for the global economy. Researchers have analyzed China's trade and investment patterns, its role in global supply chains, and its impact on global financial markets. They have also examined theimplications of China's economic rise for other countries and the global economic order.Furthermore, researchers have paid attention to the challenges and opportunities facing China's economy. China faces a range of economic challenges, including slowing growth, rising debt levels, and environmental degradation. Researchers have sought to understand the causes of these challenges and to identify potential solutions. They have also explored the opportunities presented by China's economic development, including the potential for innovation, entrepreneurship, and sustainable development.In conclusion, research on the Chinese economy has been a vibrant and dynamic field, reflecting the country's growing importance in the global economy. Researchers have studied a wide range of issues, including economic growth, industrialization, urbanization, global integration, challenges, and opportunities. Their work has contributed to a better understanding of China's economic development and its implications for the world. As China continues toplay a key role in the global economy, research on its economy will remain an important and evolving area of study.。
陈钊简历 - 复旦大学经济学院
陆铭简历(2010年7月1日更新)个人信息：性别：男出生年月：1973年3月教育经历：复旦大学经济学博士，2001复旦大学经济学学士，1996工作经历：香港科技大学访问教授，2010年7-8月里尔第一大学访问教授，2010年3月加拿大“UWO/CIGI/BRIC (China) +Ontario Project”特邀研究员，2009年11月至今浙江大学经济学院兼职教授，2009年9月至今安徽大学泛长三角社会和经济发展研究中心研究员，2009年7月至今中山大学岭南学院经济学科发展委员会顾问，2009年6月至今北京大学林肯研究院兼职研究员，2009年4月至今巴黎第一(索邦)大学(Université Paris Sorbone)访问教授，2009年5月亚洲开发银行咨询专家，2009年2月至今比利时鲁汶大学(Katholieke Universiteit Leuven)访问教授，2008年11-12月日本一桥大学客座研究员，2008年9月至今巴黎第九大学(Université Paris Dauphine)访问教授，2007年10-11月世界银行咨询专家，2007年至2008年复旦大学发展与政策研究中心主任，2007年3月-2008年3月复旦大学产业发展研究中心主任，2006年8月至今加拿大女王大学(Queen’s University)访问学者，2004年11月至2005年4月联合国世界发展经济学研究院(UNU/WIDER)，2004年5月至8月复旦大学中国经济研究中心兼职研究员，2003年10月至今复旦大学匿名审稿杂志《世界经济文汇》编辑，2002年1月至今复旦大学经济学系、复旦大学就业与社会保障研究中心，2001年7月至今（2003年12月晋升为副教授，2007年11月破格晋升为教授）法国就业研究中心(le Centre d'études de l'emploi)，1999年10月至12月研究领域：劳动经济学、区域和城市发展、社会经济学。
四六级作文-China economy
China economySince the reform and opening-up,china’s economy has developed rapidly. After China's entry into WTO, its economic development has been evolved into the process of world business integration. This gives people more opportunities to carry out various international cooperation and communication in commercial economy areas.Meanwhile, Economic development promotes the development of science and technology, education, and health care and so on.With the continuous economics development,globalization has become an inevitable result of the social development.China's position in the world continues to improve.But the Chinese economy is not always rising, in recent years, the Chinese economy began to show a downward trend.There are three possible reasons for this phenomenon.Firstly, after the economic crisis, the world's economy is shrinking. The world trade is shrinking, and China is following its contraction, because China is now the biggest trading nation.This is an important external factor in our economic slowdown. Secondly,from within, the national economic development to today, also facing a structural transformation. Our country now pull the beam of manpower and material resources in the service industry,but the labor value of service industry is not high, this will make our economic growth deceleration.Thirdly, the law of the economic cycle itself. No country can avoid this economic cycle, So is China.Experts predict that China's economy will continue to decline in the next few years.In order to deal with this phenomenon,Central financial work conference put forward five major tasks : to production, to inventory, leverage, reduce costs, make up the short board. In addition, the central financial work conference propose to appropriately expand the budget deficit.Although China's economy is in a downward trend,the government's macro-control and the people's cooperation will make china pass this period safely. Experts predict that China's economy will begin to pick up in 2017. I believe our china will be more and more prosperous.。
Chinese goes global 中国走出去战略
Chinese R&D goes global今年前6个月，中国首次成为全球绿地FDI最大来源，推动中国对外研发投资最新一轮攻势的是制药和生物科技公司。
China’s “go global” strategy is expanding into uncharted territory as the country emerges as a major source of foreign investment into research and development operations.中国的“走出去”战略正扩大到未知领域，中国正成为研发领域外国投资的主要来源。
Chinese companies have been setting up laboratories and research centres across the globe at record pace over the past few years. In 2016 alone they announced nine new overseas R&D centres for a total capital expenditure estimated at $224m, according to data from fDi Markets, an FT greenfield investment monitor.过去几年，中国公司一直以创纪录的速度在世界各地设立实验室和研究中心。
根据英国《金融时报》绿地投资追踪机构fDi Markets的数据，单单2016年，中国公司就宣布了9个新的海外研发中心，资本支出总额估计达到2.24亿美元。
With four months to go to the end of the year, the figures already represent a record annual high for China. Only US and German companies have been more active than their Chinese peers in the year so far.距离今年结束还有4个月时间，这些数据已经创下了中国的年度新高。
MBA专业机构名称英汉对照02
MBA专业机构名称英汉对照英文名称中文名称Chicago Board of Trade芝加哥交易所China Commodity Inspection Bureau中国商品检验局China Computer Federation中国计算机学会China Council for the Promotion of International Trade中国国际贸易促进委员会China Export Commodities Fair中国出口商品交易会China National Network Information Center (CNNIC)中国互联网络信息中心Chinese Industrial Cooperative中国工业合作协会Chinese Research Council of Modern Management中国管理现代化研究会Chinese Research Council of Technical Economy中国技术经济研究会Chrysler Corporation克莱斯勒公司Coca-cola, Co.可口可乐公司Cocoa Producers African Coffee Organization可可生产者联盟Committee for Economic Development经济发展委员会Committee for Industrial Development工业发展委员会Committee of Investigation工业纠纷调查委员会Committee of Twenty二十国委员会Committee on Accounting Procedure (CAP)会计程序委员会Common Market of Arab Countries (CMAC)阿拉伯国家共同市场Communication Satellite Corporation (COMSAT)通信卫星公司Congress of Industrial Organizations产业劳动者联合会Consumer Union消费者联盟Controller Institute of America美国会计长协会Coordinating Committee (COCOM)统筹委员会Corning Glass, Inc.康宁公司Cost Accounting Standard Board (CASB)成本会计准则委员会Cost Accounting Standards成本计算机标准局Council for Mutual Economic Assistance经互会Council for Mutual Economic Cooperation经互会合作组织Council on Wage and Price Stability工资和物价稳定委员会Court of International Arbitration (CIA)国际商会仲裁院; 国际仲裁庭Customs Cooperation Council (CCC)关税合作理事会Data Processing Management Association (DPMA)数据处理管理协会Decision Science Institute决策科学协会Development Assistance Committee开发援助委员会Dialog Information Service, Inc.人机对话信息服务有限公司Digital Equipment Corporation数码设备公司Domestic and International Business Administration国内国际企业管理局DuPont杜邦公司Dun & Brattstreet Inc.邓恩-布雷斯特里特公司Eastman Kodak Company 伊士曼-柯达公司Economic Commission for Asia and Far East (ECAFE)联合国亚洲及远东经济委员会Economic Commission for Europe (ECE)欧洲经济委员会Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS)西非国家经济共同体 Employment Service Agency (ESA)就业服务局Energy Research and Development Administration能源勘探和发展局Equal Employment Opportunity Commission就业机会均等委员会European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC)欧洲煤钢共同体European Community (EC)欧洲共同体European Economic Community (EEC)欧洲经济共同体European Economic and Monetary Union (EEMU)欧洲经济与货币联盟European Free Trade Area (EDTA)欧洲自由贸易区European Free Trade Association (EFTA)欧洲自由贸易协会European Management Forum欧洲管理论坛European Member of CMEA经互会欧洲成员国European Monetary Cooperation Fund (EMCF)欧洲货币合作基金European Monetary Institute欧洲货币研究所European Organization for Quality Control (EOQC)欧洲质量管理组织European Payment Union (EPU)欧洲支付同盟European Union (EU)欧洲联盟Exchange Control Authorities of State国家外汇管理局Exxon Corporation 埃克森公司Factor Chain International (FCI)国际保付代理联合组织Federal Airline Administration (FAA)联邦航空管理局Federal Communications Commission联邦通信协会Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)联邦存款保险公司Federal Express Corp.联邦速递公司Federal Reserve Bank (FRB)联邦准备银行Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation联邦储蓄贷款保险公司Federation of British Industries (FBI)英国工业联合国Female Employment Initiative (FEI)妇女就业促进会Financial Executives Institute (FEI)财务经理学会; 高级财务管理人员协会 Florida Power & Light Company (FPL)佛罗里达电力照明公司Ford Motor Co.福特汽车公司Foreign Credit Insurance Association (FCIA)外国信贷保险协会Foreign Operations Administration海外工作总署Foundation for Research on Human Behavior人性行为研究基金General Electric Co.通用电气公司General Food Corporation美国通用食品公司General Motors Co.通用汽车公司General Service Administration总务管理局。
The Governance of China in a Changing World
48CHINA TODAYCommenTaryChamber of Commerce in China, more focus has been put on the per capita aspect as the Chinese government does. “China is expanding its policies on reform and opening-up, and there you can see that GDP per capita is going through the roof, thereby creating more room for potential business,” Wuttke stressed.tourism, according to Wuttke. As many European com-panies have built their names across the globe, bring-ing European service providers to the Chinese market means a lot to the country’s tertiary industry. For in-stance, it can be very challenging for China to handle an aging society. However, in this field, the related Eu-ropean companies have accumulated relatively rich and mature experience.Speaking of the future, Wuttke said, “Europe and China have maintained a good foundation for bilat-eral cooperation. Both sides have benefited from the development of globalization, and both are staunch supporters of multilateralism. In the context of current criticisms on multilateralism and uncertainties in glo-balization, the EU and China should work together on tackling issues such as WTO reform and global anti-ep-idemic collaboration. Additionally, the two sides have a lot of mutual interests in developing the green and low-carbon economy, as well as digital economy. Strength-ening economic and trade ties will help to maintain the stability of the EU-China and global industrial supply chain in the aftermath of the pandemic and provide impetus for the recovery of the world economy.” C Note: This article is compiled based on the video speech delivered by Jörg Wuttke, president of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, at the 2021 An-nual Meeting of China Chief Economist Forum.A BOUT one year ago ChinesePresident Xi Jinping delivered a speech in which he reflected on the exercise of power in the most popu-lated country that is home to the world’s oldest continuous culture. The speech is the last one of the 92 articles included in his work The Governance of China III. This third volume assembles President Xi’s speeches and texts given between October 18, 2017 and January 13, 2020 preceding the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the ideas in the book are clearly still valid today.Several insights in the book attract the reader’s attention from the start. At the national level, Xi’s goal of realizing rejuvenation of the Chinese nation manifests itself in multiple ways, with the most striking one being the unleashing of the country’s vitality leading to the greatest economic growth in humankind’s history. During 2020, such vitality had not been subdued by the pandemic, but on the con-trary, remained strong. Despite the still uncertain global economic out-look, the World Bank projected that China’s GDP growth will accelerate to 7.9 percent in 2021. At the same time, the pandemic also reinforces Xi’s assessment that the current world is facing changes unseen in a century.In contrast with volatile interna-tional situations and the alarming domestic division in the United States, the world’s largest economy and also the representative of Western democracy, China’s incred-ible feats unfolding before our eyes make people believe that it will not be long before the country can real-ize the Chinese Dream of national rejuvenation.Indeed, anyone who dispassion-ately observes the crisis in the U.S. Capitol, where hordes of vandals stormed the building encouraged by the former American president himself, against the backdrop of tens of millions of citizens who do not trust the mechanisms of theirBOOK REpORt own democracy, knows that we arewitnessing a major change with aremarkable potential echo in inter-national politics. U.S. democracy,seen as a model in the West for twocenturies, is cracking dramaticallydue to internal causes.In the West, it’s usually the casethat politicians trumpet short-term goals to win over voters,while statesmen who think deeplyor adopt a long-term approachare hardly recognized and seemto belong to the past. In such acontext, it is completely novel toread a 650-page corpus containingthe ideas of a country’s leader rulinga fifth of the world’s populationand contributing to multilateralismand to global interdependence likeno other. In style and content, Xi’sanalysis is based on Marxism withChinese characteristics, with clearlanguage sometimes incorporatingreferences to the country’s philo-sophical wisdom dating back 5,000years, making it a unique flowingnarrative. Also, in times that call formore international cooperation, it isworth noting that The Governanceof China III can help readers ofdifferent continents to understandXi’s motivations and the country’sachievements directly, withoutintermediaries.How does a leader of a coun-try responsible for a third of theworld’s economic growth assess thecourse of the domestic and globaleconomy? How does he evaluatethe public policy mechanisms ofthe government that has managedto lift nearly 800 million people outof poverty over the last 40 years?Which steps has China taken toachieve the status of a moderatelyprosperous society? What are theinstitutional merits of the countrywhich can explain its successfulfight against the novel coronaviruswhile most of the world is over-whelmed by the virus? What are theguiding principles and goals of theBelt and Road Initiative? What isthe exact meaning of a communitywith a shared future for mankind?The answers to these and otherfundamental questions are found inthe book.Regarding foreign policy, thereader will find explanatory refer-ences to a series of international ini-tiatives, with China as an importantplayer, that include APEC, BRICS,the Shanghai Cooperation Orga-nization, the Asian InfrastructureInvestment Bank, the China-AfricaCooperation Forum, the G20, andthe Belt and Road Initiative.Centuries ago, some remark-able Western intellectuals studiedChina in search of wisdom aboutgovernance and a model of govern-ment. Over time, we have learnedthat each country has its uniquecharacteristics, and that, above all,it is not wise for a country to tryto copy a foreign model withoutconsidering its own circumstances.This is what China has been doing.Under the leadership of Xi Jinping,the country has been adjusting itselfto the changing situations.Today, the world is changingat an unprecedented rate. Whenthe world’s most powerful countryappears structurally divided andconfused, the world needs to be re-oriented. When CNN’s White Housecorrespondent reported that the U.S.president “is leaving America in awhirlwind of violence, disease, anddeath and more internally alien-ated than it has been in 150 years,”as global citizens we must wake upand readjust our perspective. Theancient Greek and Chinese classicsalready warned us that time is flow-ing, and thus we need resilience.This means that inspired by greatthinkers, we must remain curiousand seek truth from facts, which isalso a fine tradition of the Com-munist Party of China (CPC), theworld’s largest political party.Following the structural guide-lines outlined in Xi Jinping: TheGovernance of China III, the CPC,concluded the fifth plenary sessionof its 19th Central Committee inOctober. To boost its economicdevelopment, China decided tofurther accentuate innovation, thereal economy, a strong domesticmarket, the invigoration of ruralareas, and green and sustainabledevelopment. The emphasis isreflected in the CPC Central Com-mittee’s proposals for the 14th Five-Year Plan for National Economicand Social Development (2021-2025) and the Long-Range Objec-tives Through the Year 2035. Is thereanything in these wide-rangingplans (which includes a visionof China and the world by 2049),that can also inspire us within theframework of a community with ashared future? Certainly, the answeris positive, and the answer is alsoan invitation to read the book so asto get an insight about the CPC’sguiding ideas and decision-makingprocesses in governing the country.When the ancient countrytranslates its governance visioninto a modernization drive, whichwill meet its goal within a timespan much shorter than Westernmodernization had taken in the20th century, it is time to reflect onthe importance of the governanceof China and on the importanceof continuous and deeper interac-tion. Recent examples, such as theRegional Comprehensive EconomicPartnership (RCEP), signed amongAsia Pacific countries includingChina, and the EU-China invest-ment agreement, both sealed in thelast two months, demonstrate thatthe notion of a community with ashared future for mankind proposedby Xi is a feasible path.Practical synergies mean thatChina and the rest of the world havemore chance of pursuing progressif they work together, than if eachcountry pursued development de-coupled from other countries. This isthe central message to the world ofthe highly recommended Xi Jinping:The Governance of China III at thebeginning of a new year. CAUGUSTO SOTO is director of Dialoguewith China Project and representativein Spain of China Today. Copyright©博看网 . All Rights Reserved.49March 2021。