Foreign said that China's total economy is more than Japan's symbol of global power shift

In view of China's overtaking Japan as the world's second largest economy, American and European authoritative media believe that this event is a landmark, symbolizing the shift of the global power center of gravity. China's economy is 90 times times the size of 1978, a growth that has left at least 300 million people out of poverty, and China has to think seriously about what role it plays in the world, both in developing and second-largest economies, the Times said. The Financial Times notes that China's second-largest position is important because it represents a shift in global economic and political power. For the Chinese government, the rise in rankings has brought more scrutiny and expectations, as the largest exporter and second-largest economy will become the biggest energy consumer next year, and China cannot shirk its responsibility. The French fee added that the long-awaited events have become a reality, and that this trend is not over, because China's growth forecasts are always between 8% and 11%, regardless of external conditions, and no other economy can. The Los Angeles Times praised the event as a landmark, with China's demand for energy and raw materials having a major impact on global supply-and-demand relations, with China's unprecedented international reach. Germany's South German newspaper, the Japanese economy relies heavily on exports to Europe and the United States and some Asian countries, the U.S. demand has been greatly reduced to Japan to fight heavy, the strong yen also to the Japanese exports of goods, the price increase, which led to Japan to cede the throne of the second economic power.