Recently, in an exclusive interview with reporters, Xing Ziqiang, China's chief economist at Morgan Stanley, pointed out that the future of the Chinese economy lies in a “two-way movement” to achieve “sea of stars” style innovation and “chai rice, oil and salt” to improve people's livelihood. He stressed that this requires not only leveraging China's existing advantages in the industrial chain, engineer dividends, and hyperscale markets, but also on promoting a profound reallocation of financial resources — a shift from focusing on “investing in goods” to “investing in people.”

Recently, in an exclusive interview with reporters, Xing Ziqiang, China's chief economist at Morgan Stanley, pointed out that the future of the Chinese economy lies in a “two-way movement” to achieve “sea of stars” style innovation and “chai rice, oil and salt” to improve people's livelihood. He stressed that this requires not only leveraging China's existing advantages in the industrial chain, engineer dividends, and hyperscale markets, but also on promoting a profound reallocation of financial resources — a shift from focusing on “investing in goods” to “investing in people.”