Wang Jun, chief strategist at Hua Chuang Securities, said that the Shanghai-London Stock Connect is an example of the accelerated opening-up of China's capital market. With the A-share market now included in the MSCI emerging markets and FTSE Russell indexes, the number of long-term and overseas investors will increase, he said. In this sense, the A-share market's fluctuation will be moderated in the long run, according to Wang.
Wang Ruixiang, head of the China Machinery Industry Federation, pointed out that new energy vehicles have gained momentum in China and have driven the whole industry chain related to new energy cars.
Wang Xinglin, a researcher at China International Capital Corp, said that on top of hurting ZTE, which relies on imports for components used in its smartphones and telecom gear, the move will have a negative effect on the global telecom network structure.
Wang Zhiguo, chairman and president of Shenzhen Skyworth-RGB Electronic, a subsidiary of Skyworth Group, said its TV sales revenue topped the list in the domestic market in 2019, accounting for a 17 percent market share. Sales of its OLED TVs took up 42 percent of the OLED TV market last year.
Wang from Ayu E-commerce said the company is working on e-commerce talent training in five of Tibet's 14 e-commerce demonstration counties.
Wang added that Sinopec's marketing unit has also improved during the first quarter of this year, with non-fuel business contributing additional growth and profit.
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Wang relayed a message from President Xi Jinping to Moon, and the ROK leader expressed appreciation for Xi's message.
Wang Yiwei, a professor of international relations studies at Renmin University of China, said the latest outcomes are being achieved at a time when many of the countries participating in the initiative are introducing industrialization, modernization and infrastructure buildup.
Wang reiterated that China takes an open attitude toward the participation of telecommunications companies from all countries, including European firms such as Nokia and Ericsson, regarding 5G cooperation in the Chinese market.
Wang Xiaoguang, a professor of economics at the National Academy of Governance, said in an article published on Aug 3 in the Outlook Weekly, a magazine affiliated with Xinhua News Agency, that many precedents of China's reform and opening-up originated in Shenzhen.