Full coverage: G20 Hangzhou Summit

For more discussion, we are happy to be joined in the studio by Charles Liu, partner and co-founder of Hao Capital.

Q1. The most important message I got is that the G20 Summit will provide a solution that addresses both the symptoms and root causes of the world's economic problems. It seems like reforms are inevitably the fundamental prescription that we need. How significant is it that China is leading the effort for global economic structural reform?

Q2. President Xi Jinping put forward a five-point proposal in the face of those challenges: President Xi called for strengthening macro-economy coordination, breaking new ground for growth and improving global economic governance. He also called for constructing an open global economy,and implementing the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Coordinated efforts are the key here, but today we are facing a lot of protectionism sentiment. How can we counter that movement?

Q3. President Xi said Infrastructural connectivity should be enhanced to include developing countries and small and medium-sized companies in the global value chain. How important are developing countries to the global recovery?

Q4. President Xi also said the G20 should be “an action team, instead of a talk shop." How challenging is it to put the plans into actions?