Interview: "No globalization in China is not called globalization"

Xinhua News Agency, Tokyo, August 15th: "Globalization without China is not called globalization" -Tevisal Minister of the Business Department of the Japan International Trade Promotion Association

Xinhua News Agency reporter Liu Chunyan

Recently, some Western media and institutions have speculated that Western companies "decoupled" with China and even discussed "no globalization of China." In response, the Minister of Business of the Japan International Trade Promotion Association Quanchuan Yoshu said in an interview with Xinhua News Agency that China's population accounts for about 18%of the world's total population, and the total foreign trade accounts for about one -fifth of the world. Globalization is not called globalization. "It is completely empty with China's" decoupling ".

As a trading expert, Quanchuan Yoshu believes that for the world, the most attractive place in China is its huge market first, followed by excellent high -end talents. At the same time, China has a stable and reliable government and macroeconomic policy. "In summary, no country in the world can completely replace China."

He believes that China actively promotes the construction of regional economic cooperation platforms such as the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) and is committed to promoting common global development and contributing to supporting economic globalization. China's opening up is increasing, and it will provide foreign -funded enterprises with a more fair competitive environment.

Talking about the long -term economic cooperation and interdependence of Japan, China, China and China. Quanchuan Yoshu said that in the early days of China's reform and opening up, Japanese companies regarded China as a processing and production base and hoped to use China's cheap labor and preferential policies. At that time, Japanese companies invested in factories in China, manufactured and cheap products in China, and then exported to developed countries for profits. Today, this situation has changed, and Japanese companies are optimistic about China's huge domestic market and high -end talents.

He pointed out that China's demand for Japan has also changed. From the initial absorption of Japan's advanced management model and funds, and shifting to Japan's advanced technology and high -end components. Although the demand between the two parties has changed, the relationship between the two sides of the two sides has not changed.

Quanchuan Yoshu believes that the reason why some people propose to "decompose with China" is due to the hype of some Western media and politicians, a few people have misunderstood China. As long as you clarify misunderstandings and eliminate doubts, further cooperation can be promoted.

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