Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that China is enhancing its stability by expanding domestic demand and providing support to the global economy through high-quality growth and high-level openness amid rising global economic uncertainties [1][2]. - China is not relying on short-term stimulus but is focusing on upgrading consumption structures, with significant growth in sectors such as new energy vehicles, cultural products, health industries, and high-quality services [2]. - The continuous upgrade of consumer demand is driving the adjustment and transformation of the supply system, with a shift from "scale + cost" advantages to "innovation + efficiency" advantages in fields like artificial intelligence, semiconductors, robotics, green energy, and biotechnology [2]. Group 2 - China is maintaining a high level of openness, which includes further relaxation of market access, institutional openness, and comprehensive improvement of the business environment, making it easier for foreign enterprises to understand Chinese demand and integrate into regional value chains [2]. - The development of companies like Tesla and Schneider Electric in China illustrates how aligning with China's focus on electric vehicles, digitalization, advanced manufacturing, and energy transition has led to rapid business growth and positioned China as a global hub for innovation and production [2]. - China's contributions to the world economy are not only in terms of growth momentum but also in structural transformation and green development, significantly lowering the cost barriers for global green technologies through investments in new energy, energy storage, and electric vehicles [3].
专访|中国经济以“内在连续性”从容应对外部挑战——访法国丝路商学院教授阿祖莱
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-01-11 08:58