China - State Development Programme

The transcript discusses the importance of considering key content related to China's domestic support for priority projects. It highlights that these projects are not only about environmental protection but also involve social and economic development, making them a comprehensive investment. The national investment in basic infrastructure is substantial, reaching over one trillion yuan, which dwarfs the environmental protection costs. The conclusion is that domestic investment for these projects is not an issue, as the Chinese government's infrastructure investment exceeds one trillion yuan.

What is the speaker's view on the domestic support issues for the first batch of priority projects in China?

• They are yet to be addressed.

• They are not problematic.

• They require international assistance.

• They are a major concern.

How does the speaker describe the nature of the projects discussed?

• They involve both social and economic development.

• They are primarily economic investments.

• They are unrelated to economic growth.

• They are solely focused on environmental protection.

According to the speaker, how does the investment in these projects compare to the overall national economic plan?

• It is about the same size.

• It is significantly larger.

• It is a very small portion.

• It is not mentioned.

What is the speaker's stance on the sufficiency of domestic investment for these projects?

• It requires foreign aid.

• It is more than adequate.

• It is uncertain.

• It is insufficient.

What is the total amount of basic construction investment mentioned by the speaker?

• Approximately 500 billion RMB

• Less than 100 billion RMB

• Over 10,000 billion RMB

• Exactly 1,000 billion RMB