In his video speech on May 18, Xi spoke regarding the global economic challenges faced by the new crown epidemic, but made little mention of China’s own economic downturn. A day later, Premier Li Keqiang delivered a reassuring speech at an offline symposium focused on China’s own problems.
The report quoted people who attended a meeting with Li Keqiang at the Diaoyutai State Alex Reed House in Beijing as telling a group of senior representatives of U.S., European and Asian multinationals doing business in China that China was committed to promoting economic development and containing recurring outbreaks. balance between the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Of particular note, some attendees said Li Keqiang had not defended Xi’s zeroing strategy, a departure from recent meetings between foreign executives and senior Chinese officials, including some in the trade and business sectors.
The report also mentioned that during the one-and-a-half-hour meeting, Li Keqiang never mentioned the “zero policy”. As soon as he entered the Diaoyutai conference room, he immediately took off his mask. When he ended the meeting and talked with the participants when he left, he accompanied him. The staff had to remind Li Keqiang to wear a mask. And when foreign business representatives talked regarding China’s growing isolation of the zero-clearing policy, Li Keqiang seemed concerned, telling attendees to tell foreign governments that Beijing was listening closely to the issues raised.
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