China's Economic Policies and Relations

The video discusses the conclusion of China's National People's Congress, highlighting its role as the largest political meeting in China. It explains China's governance system led by the CCP and outlines the economic priorities for 2025, focusing on boosting consumer spending and technological innovation. The video also addresses the ongoing trade tensions with the US, marked by increased tariffs from both sides.

What is the primary purpose of the National People's Congress meeting in China?

• To elect new political leaders

• To discuss and implement the Communist Party's plans

• To celebrate national holidays

• To debate and amend national policies

Which political party leads the governance system in China?

• Democratic Party

• Chinese Communist Party

• Socialist Party

• Republican Party

What is expected of the delegates at the National People's Congress?

• To propose new laws

• To implement the policies set by the CCP

• To negotiate with foreign diplomats

• To conduct public opinion surveys

What was a top priority for the Chinese government during the meeting?

• Environmental conservation

• Cultural exchange programs

• Economic growth and consumer spending

• Military expansion

How does China plan to transform into a technological powerhouse?

• By focusing solely on state-owned enterprises

• By reducing foreign investments

• By importing more technology from other countries

• By increasing investment and supporting private sector innovations

What recent action by the US escalated the trade tensions with China?

• Imposing travel bans

• Increasing tariffs on Chinese imports

• Reducing diplomatic ties

• Signing a new trade agreement

How did Beijing respond to the US's tariff increase?

• By ignoring the tariff changes

• By seeking international mediation

• By imposing retaliatory tariffs

• By reducing tariffs on US goods

What is the nature of the economic relationship between China and the US as discussed in the meeting?

• A cooperative partnership

• A competitive alliance

• A diplomatic negotiation

• A trade war