Chinese Premier Li Keqiang expressed confidence in the outlook for the world's second-largest economy on Wednesday, assuring there would be no hard landing as long as reforms continue.
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"So long as we stay on the course of reform and opening up, China's economy will not suffer a 'hard landing'," Li said at the event capping the annual meeting of China's ceremonial legislature.
China's National People's Congress
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中国首相「経済持ちこたえる」 全人代閉幕で会見
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中国の首相 強く克つ人がこんな弱気なことを言うようじゃ、もう中国は？
そしたら日本は？？？
大丈夫かいな、日本。
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