For a world plagued by protectionism, China shows how to share success

BEIJING - As a senior banking executive, David Li has already witnessed dramatic changes in China since its opening up decades ago.

After hearing the government work plans this year, the chairman and chief executive officer of J.P. Morgan China was still excited about new measures to further open the world's second-largest economy to overseas investors.

"We are excited about the opportunities to be created in China's development in a 'new era'," said Li, who just started his second five-year term as a national political advisor.