Foreign Ministry: China's development brings opportunities to the world, not "shocks".

Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Lin Jian stated on the 20th that China's development brings the world not "shock" but opportunity, not "squeeze" but empowerment. China is willing to continue providing more market dividends, innovation dividends, and development dividends to all countries through its own high-quality development.

At the regular press conference that day, a reporter asked: We have noticed that recently, economists such as Dani Rodrik, Professor of the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, and Michael Strain, Director of the Economic Policy Research Department at the American Enterprise Institute, have written articles refuting the so-called "China shock" and "China squeeze" arguments. They argue that China's trade policy is not "beggar-thy-neighbor" but "benefiting its neighbors"; China not only sells finished products but also exports a large amount of production equipment, parts, and intermediate goods, helping many countries reduce industrialization costs; and that the argument that China should voluntarily sacrifice its own industries to make way for other countries has no economic basis. What is the spokesperson's comment on this?

"We have noticed that more and more insightful people have expressed similar views," Lin Jian pointed out. Facts have proven that China's development brings the world not "shock" but opportunity, not "squeeze" but empowerment. High-quality, affordable Chinese manufacturing has lowered the barriers to industrialization for developing countries; open-source, inclusive Chinese innovation has made cutting-edge technologies accessible and affordable for more countries; and stable, reliable Chinese supply has enhanced the resilience of global supply chains, helping countries in the Global South to accelerate their modernization process.

"Faced with increasing uncertainties and instabilities in the current global economy, China is willing to continue to provide more market dividends, innovation dividends, and development dividends to all countries through its own high-quality development," he said.