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A reasonable look at China's GDP (II)

A few misunderstandings should be cleared up before doubting China's economic growth numbers.

Previewing the top economic, social issues planned for annual political sessions

The ongoing political sessions come at a critical time for China, as even in the face of challenges it is edging closer to achieving highly ambitious goals through major reforms.

A reasonable look at China's GDP (I)

A few misunderstandings should be cleared up before doubting China's economic growth numbers.

Is 'Made in China' bust?

China's manufacturing industry is even more misunderstood than its financial market.

Internet-led financial innovation key to structural reforms

More Internet-based financial innovation should be encouraged to benefit small businesses.

Realty glut not a major concern for big cities

China's housing market is recovering, but unevenly. It is inappropriate to overstate the supply glut, though.

Confidence in Chinese economy not to be shattered by bearish voices

As the annual “two sessions” begin in early March, China will, at the starting year of its 13th Five-Year Plan period, embark on a new round of promising development, refuting those bearish voices on Chinese economy.

The roadmap for building a well-off China by 2020

I hope that the Chinese people's well-being and China's future development will be the key theme in the upcoming annual two sessions of NPC and CPPCC.

Long-term policy reflects responsible leadership

Since the global financial crisis, many observers have argued that China is in the midst of such a hard landing. I have argued that they are wrong.
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