Over the next 30 years, the key to success will be to release the massive potential of China's domestic market

Economic liberalization powered the nation’s meteoric rise, not its state capitalism

The Trump administration seems convinced that China is negotiating with a particularly weak hand, owing to the risk of a hard landing for its economy. That is not the case

The structural composition of China’s economy has been fundamentally recast in a way not captured in traditional GDP measures

Shifting the focus from exports to its huge domestic market would boost productivity, employment and investment returns

Predictions of China’s demise have been greatly exaggerated, but decision-makers must be responsive to changing conditions, writes Zhang Jun

Move to greater downward accountability needed in assessment of local governance

Mobile-internet-enabled business models, not cutting-edge technologies, are transforming nation’s economy

Beijing offers compromises despite Trump’s misguided obsession with trade surplus