Recently, with the approval of Beijing, Beijing officially launched the "Work Plan for Supporting Beijing to Deepen the Construction of a Comprehensive Demonstration Zone for the Expansion and Opening-up of the National Service Industry". This plan is not ordinary, because it involves an unusual "expansion of the opening up of the service industry" and has attracted widespread attention.
The key initiatives mentioned in the programme are truly remarkable. For example, supporting foreign, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan doctors to open clinics in Beijing, exploring equity incentives, supporting insurance asset management companies to issue RMB-denominated asset management products, and promoting the convenience of cross-border capital flow all show Beijing's unprecedented openness in the fields of medicine, finance and data.
This raises the question: why does a city's "expansion and opening up of the service industry" need to be approved? This is not only because the city is Beijing, but also because the intensity and scope of these opening-ups are unusual.
Behind this series of opening-up measures is the determination of the Chinese leadership to pay attention to the future and destiny of mankind from a global perspective. In handling its relations with the outside world, the CPC adheres to openness, mutual benefit and win-win results, upholds fairness, and stands on the side of historical correctness and human progress.
The implementation of this plan is also a concrete embodiment of China's vigorous promotion of reform and opening up after a series of agreements were signed and consensus was reached. In addition to security issues in the fields of "national defense", "food" and "energy", China has significantly lowered its dedication to "security" in the fields of medicine, finance, data, and artificial intelligence to meet greater development.
"Security" has a cost, and China has chosen to think about the security of "survival" on the road of development, and at the same time let go of the security of "development", which is a remarkable wisdom. Such an open-mindedness is not a one-time manifestation, but is the result of careful consideration, in line with the trend of globalization, and sufficient strength to meet the challenges.
We can go back to 1992, ** pointed out in the Southern Speech: "The key to adhering to the line, principles and policies since the Third Plenary Session of the 11th CPC Central Committee is to adhere to 'one central task and two basic points'. Failure to uphold socialism, reform and opening up, economic development, and improvement of the people's living standards can only lead to a dead end. ”
Today, China's path to reform and opening up is getting broader and broader, which also means that the definition of "security" needs to be more flexible and more focused on the overall situation of development. This decision of the Chinese party leadership is not only for the prosperity of the country, but also for the common development of the whole world.