US EditionAn ‘open’ China is best answer to Trump tariffs, protectionism: Beijing adviser
- Zheng Yongnian, a Dean at CUHK-Shenzhen, stated that an 'open' China is the best response to Trump's tariffs and protectionism, emphasizing the need for more free-trade agreements and technological exchanges.
- Zheng urged China to provide clear answers regarding the future of globalization and to reassure the world amidst rising uncertainties.
- He described China's potential role as an 'open source' leader in trade and technology, especially as the U.S. adopts protectionist measures.
- Zheng is recognized as an influential figure in China's leadership circles, having previously advised President Xi Jinping on policy matters.
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