Isolating China and curbing cooperation with it serves no one’s interest. In this day and age, the tide of economic globalization is a trend that can… - Mao Ning

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Isolating China and curbing cooperation with it serves no one’s interest. In this day and age, the tide of economic globalization is a trend that cannot be turned back and the world needs more win-win cooperation. China has been deeply integrated into the world economy and the international system, and the world will not go back to the days of mutual exclusiveness and division. It is impossible for any country to prosper behind closed doors. Pushing for decoupling and disruption of industrial and supply chains and building “small yards with high fences” benefits no one and will eventually backfire.

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About Mao Ning

Mao Ning (Chinese: 毛宁) (born 1972) is a Chinese politician and diplomat who has been serving as Deputy Director of the Foreign Ministry Information Department and a spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. She also served as the vice-mayor of the city of Leshan in Sichuan Province from 2020.

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Alternative Names: 毛宁
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