Its borders are now closed for people, but definitely not for trade – nor for ‘Foreign nationals coming to China for necessary economic and trade activities’. Trade is the ‘open sesame’ to China’s cave. This and the relaxation of internal movement constraints (as the rate of infection declines) means that China really is open for business once again.
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