On the occasion of Sino -US restart trade negotiations, China reiterated that it was open to the outside world.Sun Lijian, deputy dean of the School of Economics, Shanghai Fudan University, told Ming Pao that the financial opening of the belonging to China is planned, and the Sino -US trade friction has accelerated the speed of openness.Sun Lijian pointed out that this is a display of a larger open structure to the world. The rhythm of the open time has changed, but it does not mean that the government's work is only half. Now the greater responsibility is subsequent risk management.

Sun Lijian pointed out that financial opening requires a lot of preparations. At the same time, while accelerating, it is necessary to keep the risks and impacts brought by the opening meeting on the domestic market.He said: Previously, the plan before (the plan was) lsquo; the first -line letting go, the second line control RSQUO;, the first and second lines are in place at the same time, only to make a system opening.Now the opening of the first line has begun to force the acceleration of second -line risk management. This can ensure that opening up will not bring the consequences of the crisis of East Asia (Financial) in 1997, and at the same time allow the world to enjoy the opportunities brought by China's development.

Sun Lijian emphasized that after the Sino -US trade friction, countries were affected to varying degrees. The PMI index (purchasing manager index), industrial output value, and the growth rate of import and export quotas have declined.Because of seeing the consequences of trade and war, the challenges of healthy development and synchronized and win -win situation are challenged. The United States has influenced the global industrial chain of me and me among me: if the supply is disconnected, the downstream can not be profitable, and the upstream of the order will not be given to the upstream of the order., Made in the United States, Nike (Nike), GM and other manufacturers have no way to make business bigger through globalization.