China Should Remain a Global Player, Not Turn Inward: Wuttke

The video discusses the potential impact of Evergrande's financial troubles on China's real estate sector and economy, comparing it to the Lehman Brothers collapse. It explores China's shift towards self-sufficiency and its implications for economic growth, urging China to remain open to globalization. The video also highlights the opportunities and challenges for European businesses in China, emphasizing the importance of EU-China relations amidst political tensions.

What concerns are raised regarding the impact of Evergrande on China's economy?

How does real estate contribute to China's GDP, and what are the potential ripple effects mentioned?

What is the significance of self-sufficiency in China's economic strategy according to the text?

In what ways could China's decision to turn inward affect its economic growth?

What are the potential consequences of China losing out on global business opportunities?

How does the relationship between Europe and China appear to be changing, and what factors contribute to this?

What role does public opinion in Europe play in shaping the relationship with China?