China's development opportunities: what do they mean for the world?

China's 2026 "Two Sessions" have emphasized steady growth, deeper opening up, and a focus on innovation-driven development. From continued capital inflows into Hong Kong to the expansion of a New Quality Productive Forces, China is positioning itself as a stabilizing force and a driver of global growth. What lies behind China's economic resilience? Can higher standard opening up succeed in today's volatile international environment? What signals do the top political meetings send to foreign investors in China? As China evolves from a major recipient of a foreign investment to a significant outbound investor, what could it bring to global supply chains?