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China is more than a market for us. It is increasingly a major innovation hub. Partnership and innovation underpin our strategy of "In China for China" and "In China for the World".

China is still a developing country. Despite our large economy, the per capita GDP is ranked below 70th place in the world. China’s development remains unbalanced and inadequate with significant disparities between different regions and between urban and rural areas. In many places, transportation, energy, utilities and other types of infrastructure remain underdeveloped. In rural areas, over 30 million people still live in poverty with an average annual income of less than 3,000 RMB yuan. But every coin has two sides. The upside of the disparities is that they also represent big space for development. With a huge market of more than 1.3 billion people, China has vast potential, great resilience and broad space for maneuver in coping with changes in the global environment. Its economy is fully capable of sustaining sound growth.

China has rolled out an array of measures to facilitate imports and is prepared to further liberalize services and sectors, including manufacturing of ships and planes.

China has seen continuous improvements in its air quality, with concentrations of PM2.5 particulate matter down by 10 percent in 337 cities across the country in the first half of this year, according to the Ministry of Ecology and Environment. PM2.5 refers to particles with a diameter of 2.5 micrometers or less that can invade even the smallest airways.

China is indeed going global where science and technology are concerned, and the world is eager to cooperate with it in pursuing scientific and technological innovation.