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 How will China's future role in globalization evolve?

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 China's role in globalization will continue to evolve, and this change will be influenced by a variety of factors, including domestic economic developments, political and diplomatic strategies, and new changes in the globalization process.

 First, as the world's second largest economy, China's economic influence will further increase. With the transformation and upgrading of China's economy and the improvement of its innovation capacity, China will participate more in the high-end links of the global value chain and promote global economic development.

 Second, China will play a more prominent role in global governance. China is playing an increasingly important role in international affairs, actively participating in the resolution of global issues by advocating multilateralism and proposing transnational cooperation initiatives such as the Belt and Road Initiative.

 However, China also faces some challenges and tests. Changes in the domestic and external environment, economic restructuring, unbalanced social development and other issues may affect China's development role in globalization. In addition, international trade frictions, geopolitical tensions, etc., may also have a certain impact on China's globalization role.

 Overall, China's future role in globalization will be a process of constant change and adaptation. By continuing to deepen reform and opening up, promote economic innovation and sustainable development, actively participate in global governance and cooperation, and contribute to a more inclusive, stable and prosperous globalization.

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