达沃斯的中国高光时刻

Group 1 - The article highlights China's positioning as a stable and reliable global leader during the Davos World Economic Forum, contrasting with the unilateralism and hegemony exhibited by some countries, particularly the United States [1][2] - China's Vice Premier He Lifeng emphasized support for free trade, multilateralism, and cooperation, aligning with the forum's theme of "the spirit of dialogue," showcasing China's commitment to stability and openness in a world filled with uncertainties [4][5] - A significant shift in public opinion is noted, with a growing number of Europeans and global citizens viewing the U.S. as an unreliable ally, while countries like South Africa, India, and Turkey see China as a partner [5] Group 2 - China's economic outlook remains positive, with official data projecting a 3.8% year-on-year growth in foreign trade by 2025, reaching a record 45.47 trillion yuan (approximately 6.48 trillion USD) [6] - Despite a complex external environment, China's foreign trade has achieved its ninth consecutive year of growth since 2017, with exports increasing by 6.1% to 26.99 trillion yuan and imports hitting a historical high of 18.48 trillion yuan [6] - International organizations, including the IMF and World Bank, have raised China's economic growth forecasts for 2025 to 5%, citing supportive fiscal and monetary policies and strong demand as key factors [6] Group 3 - The World Economic Forum's chairman noted that China is witnessing accelerated growth in advanced technology sectors and is significantly investing in new technology research and innovation, which will enhance productivity and promote economic growth in the coming years [7]