In a recent panel discussion hosted by CGTN's Enoch Wong, China's rapid modernization was the focal point of conversation among young political experts Alland Dharmawan and Carolina Fabara. Dharmawan, affiliated with the Indonesian President Advisory Council, shared insights from his four-year residency in Xiamen. He highlighted the nation's relentless innovation and the seamless integration of palm-payment technology, underscoring the convenience it brings to everyday life.
Carolina Fabara, a senior attorney and PhD candidate from Ecuador, echoed these sentiments by commending China's robust digital economy and its commitment to sustainability. She emphasized how China's advancements in technology and environmental stewardship serve as a benchmark for other nations aiming to balance modernization with ecological responsibility.
Both panelists agreed that China's technological strides not only enhance the quality of life but also pave the way for a future where economic growth and environmental sustainability coexist harmoniously. Their perspectives paint a picture of a society that is not just catching up with future trends but is actively shaping them, making the Chinese mainland a living example of what life could look like in 2050.
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Young political expert says life in China 'like living 2050'
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