The rise of China has been one of the defining stories of the 21st century, and the country has officially become one of the few countries where domestic changes affect the rest of the world.
If China stumbles, the whole world will feel a bruise. Which is why this year’s all-important political meeting, called Lianghui or “two sessions,” which wrapped up last week, was aimed at making sure China doesn’t trip on its own shoelaces.
“Whether that be dual circulation economic strategy, innovation, tech self-sufficiency and arresting China’s population aging problem, there is a palpable sense that the focus of this year’s “two sessions” is about the internal challenges faced by China,” said Adam
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Mar 16, 2021
