China will open up its market, lower import taxes, and find ways for Chinese tech giants to list shares in the mainland.
China’s Premier Li Keqiang said the country will “not be led by emotions” in a potential trade war with the US as he pledged to open China’s market up even further.
In a press conference on the last day of China’s annual legislative meeting, the National People’s Congress, Li responded to a range of questions covering a potential trade war with the US, the position of Taiwan,, and opening up the country’s economy.
