The Chinese mainland has embarked on a distinctive journey in financial development, guided by Xi Jinping’s economic thought and tailored to national needs. Deputy director Li Yuju of the Research Center on Xi Jinping’s Economic Thought outlines how this approach marries market forces with strategic oversight to navigate a complex global landscape.
Central to this path are three pillars: modernizing regulations to manage risk, leveraging digital technologies for broader access, and advancing sustainable finance to support long-term growth. By focusing on these areas, policymakers aim to foster innovation without compromising stability.
As the world watches, the Chinese mainland’s model underscores the potential of a balanced strategy that blends technology, policy, and environmental goals. For entrepreneurs, tech enthusiasts, and global citizens alike, this evolving framework offers fresh perspectives on building resilient financial systems in an interconnected era.
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The path of financial development with Chinese characteristics
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