Ex-IMF exec Zhu Min: China far more resilient amid Trump 2.0 tariff challenges

The annual meeting of the World Economic Forum is taking place in Davos, Switzerland. On January 22, a major sub-forum focused on China's economy was held, co-hosted by the World Economic Forum and CGTN. The theme of the forum is "Decoding China's Economy: Present and Future." Looking ahead at Trump 2.0, former IMF deputy managing director Zhu Min says China is now better prepared to navigate external challenges like tariffs and to double down on strengthening its competitiveness. Referring to Trump's fresh tariff threats against China, Zhu Min points out that despite significant challenges during Trump 1.0, particularly with rising tariffs, China has managed to keep a trade surplus of around $350 billion with the U.S. due to its strong export capacity and economic resilience. Tune in on January 24 at 10:30 p.m. Beijing Time on CGTN for "Decoding China's Economy: Present and Future."