China’s economic doors remain wide open for global collaboration, Ambassador to the U.S. Qin Gang declared at the Global Economic Summit this week. Amid Shanghai’s planned early June reopening and cooling COVID-19 cases, the message is clear: foreign investors can bank on stability in the world’s second-largest economy. 🚀
‘The lockdown effects are temporary,’ Qin emphasized, pointing to China’s ‘unshaken’ market demand and long-term growth potential. While recent pandemic measures tested global patience, he framed them as a calculated move to ‘minimize human costs’ in a densely populated nation. 💡
Practical steps are already rolling out: 12 new U.S.-China flights will join existing routes, expanding cross-Pacific travel options. U.S. entrepreneurs also get fast-track entry lanes, and international students may finally return to campuses. 🔑
For young professionals and startups eyeing Asia, this signals growing opportunities. As Qin put it: ‘China’s opening-up is a promise, not a pause.’ 📈
