Liu Baocheng, Dean of the Center for International Business Ethics, provides an expert analysis on China's impressive economic growth, which hit 5% in 2024. He discusses the stability and resilience of Chinese companies amid global challenges, as well as government efforts to stimulate consumption. The conversation also touches on the successful disaster relief operations in quake-hit Xizang and implications of U.S. chip restrictions on trade. Liu highlights the broader economic landscape, including low inflation and positive trends in various industries.

Guan Xin shares on-the-ground insights from the World Economic Forum in Davos, focusing on pressing global issues. Liu Baocheng discusses China's new measures to stabilize its capital market, while Dinghening Beijing analyzes the geopolitical shifts with Trump's potential return. Wang Jin provides a historical lens on the Panama Canal's significance amidst shifting U.S.-China relations. Also highlighted is Microsoft's initiative in restoring the Amazon rainforest, weighed against the environmental impacts of AI growth.

Jiang Shixue, a Professor of International Relations, shares insights on China's growing ties with Grenada amid climate collaboration efforts. Xu Yawen recounts the harrowing aftermath of a 6.8 magnitude earthquake in Xizang, detailing challenges faced by survivors and relief teams. Liu Baocheng discusses the renewed economic dialogue between China and the UK, while Yan Liang examines China's robust fiscal strategies to stimulate domestic demand. Together, they cover pressing topics that highlight international relations and humanitarian efforts.

John Ross, a senior fellow focused on the Chinese economy, and Liu Baocheng, an expert in international business ethics, delve into the recent Central Economic Work Conference. They discuss China's strategic goals for 2025, including stabilizing growth and addressing youth unemployment. The conversation highlights the importance of boosting domestic consumption and the complexities of creating a unified national market. Additionally, they evaluate the effectiveness of government stimulus measures amid geopolitical challenges, emphasizing opportunities in the green economy.

Liu Baocheng, Director of the Center for International Business Ethics, shares expert insights on China's economy. Betty Xiao Wang, Assistant Professor at the University of Hong Kong, discusses demographic trends reshaping the real estate market. Mike Bastin, a seasoned China observer, analyzes the impact of government stimulus on property dynamics. The trio explores renewed confidence in first-tier cities, the challenges of affordable housing, and innovative urban planning solutions in the face of ongoing economic adjustments.