Will the World Economy Return to Normal Soon?
Despite optimism that normality is on the horizon, the horizon, after all, being an invisible line that divides the earth from the sky, keeps its distance as you move towards it.
Despite optimism that normality is on the horizon, the horizon, after all, being an invisible line that divides the earth from the sky, keeps its distance as you move towards it.
Hong Kong is unfortunately being used as a political football against China by certain outside forces. It is urgently necessary for the HKSAR financial sector to hedge against this move by the U.S. in order to maintain Hong Kong’s status as an IFC.
Staying connected, entertained and moved by online artforms has become more important than ever, something which is reflected by the rapid pace of an industry unrelenting even in the face of a worldwide pandemic.
As long as one has not endangered, or their conduct does not pose a risk to, national security, the right to freedom of speech and right to demonstration will remain unaffected as stated in the Basic Law.
China’s endeavors to adopt a higher standard of opening-up stand out when the world economy is in a time of difficulty as many countries are looking inward and act alone in its response to the COVID-19 crisis.
It will be a huge challenge for China to revive economic activity to a level where workers get back their jobs, and the rate of employment and people’s income increase. But hopefully, China will navigate through these challenges and achieve its goals.
Hopefully, the reforms will be viewed as a significant improvement in making the Chinese market more attractive and open to foreign investment.
Safeguarding national security is the foundation of Hong Kong’s prosperity and stability, as well as the livelihood of its people. Only by ensuring the social stability of Hong Kong from a legal perspective can the region and its people have a promising future.
Those who want to score “anti-China” points and disrupt Hong Kong will soon find their days have come to an end, and the ridiculous idea of “using Hong Kong to manipulate China” is an effort made in vain.
The 2020 Two Sessions can set the way forward for a more efficient international communication.
Shanghai is well prepared and working for the post-COVID-19 recovery.
If Navarro is angry that China is opening up faster than America, then it’s no wonder he thinks trade is a zero-sum game.