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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Jia Yueting, CEO of LeEco, one of the biggest online video companies in China. [Photo/IC] |
Jia Yueting, CEO of LeEco, one of the biggest online video companies in China
The Chinese economy and Chinese businessmen play more important roles on the stage of world economy. The Chinese economy has become an essential motive force for the world economy. I feel very proud.
President Xi said technical innovation is the key to economic growth and the Internet is the core of the new technical and industrial revolution. LeEco, as one of the innovation internet company, is inspired.
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