Global reactions to Xi's B20 speech
Updated: 2016-09-03 21:11
By Zhan Qianhui, Wang Zhen, Tu Tian, Yan Weijue, Meng Jing, Ma Si and Chen Yingqun in Hangzhou(chinadaily.com.cn)
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Garret Wallace Brown, Department of Politics at the University of Sheffield, the UK
President Xi used the phrase "win-win" almost fifteen times during his speech, which set the tone that there should no longer be a few elite counties making economic progress, there should be much more distributed across the globe. It needs a certain amount of commitment from the G20.
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