Post-WTO era

Author: Tang Wenlin, Yan Wuming (editors)
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Publishing Date: 2003-10-01
Features: "When the mountain is high and the water is deep, one doubts if there is a way forward, but then a village appears in the willow shadows and flower glades. How long ago it was that we crossed the threshold of the World Trade Organization after arduous efforts that seemed like turning white-haired in a single day, finally achieving our grand aspirations. How long ago it was that the nation celebrated and cheered! Now, the applause still echoes in our ears, and the aftertaste of champagne remains. After walking through the days of wind and rain, the impact of entering the WTO has begun to show. For a country seeking reform direction amid institutional changes, joining the WTO is not just an economic issue; dancing with the 'wolf' also means that the Chinese nation, with its five thousand years of accumulation, has entered a new era of openness unprecedented in its history.
This book is divided into three parts: Government, Industry, and Public Life, analyzing the specific changes in the government and various industries since China joined the WTO, as well as the real-life impacts on the people, from three different perspectives. This book has three distinct features: First, it is concise and accurate. Second, it is popular and practical. Third, it is comprehensive and timely. The book covers a wide range, with the Government section analyzing various aspects from the perspective of the government. It is also highly timely, providing a comprehensive overview and analysis of the situation in the year or so since joining the WTO. With a high perspective, broad vision, comprehensive data, and up-to-date information, it offers quick and thorough insights, helping you grasp the dynamics of the times and find the right strategies."