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.
