新闻纵贯线 Today updated 20:00 2018/06/29

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中国22各领域进一步扩大对外开放

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This Sunday marks the 97th anniversary of the establishment of the Communist Party of China.

It is a longtime goal to realize moderate prosperity in China by the time of the party's centenary. The target was first raised by Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping and most recently was reaffirmed at the party's key 19th national congress.

Top policymakers believe the coming three to five years could be critical to realize this First Centenary Goal as well as to China's long-term development.

All this is taking place against the backdrop of an increasing uncertainty¹ of global trade and geopolitics.

During a meeting with visiting U.S. Secretary of Defense² James Mattis in Beijing, Chinese President Xi Jinping said the Chinese people were building a great modern socialist³ country, but China would stay on the path of peaceful development, adding that China will neither pursue the path of expansionism and colonialism, nor cause chaos⁴ in the world.

2018 is also the 40th year since China embarked⁵ on reform and opening-up.

Amidst rising protectionism and populism around the world, China has just released another slew⁶ of opening-up measures this week, to further open up fields including finance, transportation, professional services, infrastructure⁷, energy, resources, and agriculture to foreign investment.

Earlier this month, Xi Jinping told a high-level foreign policy conference that it was important for Chinese diplomats⁸ to keep in mind both domestic and international priorities and to focus on realizing Chinese nation's rejuvenation⁹ and make contributions to build a community with a shared future for humanity.

Joining us today to talk about China's long-term domestic and foreign policy are …

    For more on this, CRI's Suyi earlier spoke¹⁰ with Dr. Jon Taylor, a Professor of Political Science with University of St. Thomas；Dr. Josef Mahoney, Professor of Politics at East China Normal University Also we are joined in the studio by Liu Baocheng, Associate Professor at the Business School of the University of International Business and Economics