Soros sings China's economy at first stop

International famous investment master George Soros 7th began his first speech in China, the first station Fudan University. (Photo: Sina financial Yuanping) Click here to view all the financial news pictures "We can see that China will replace the United States as the engine of the world economy and that China will play a more active role in the world." "The Chinese economy will grow faster than all of us expect." "In the future the world will depend more on China's growth and on China's management of this growth." "June 7 afternoon News International famous investment master George Soros 7th began his first speech in China, the first station Fudan University."　　In the speech, the legendary figure with deep market insight and foresight sang the Chinese economy, saying that China would overtake the US as the world economic engine, and that China needed more say in the rebuilding of the international financial order. Soros said that while China has also been affected by some export recessions and the international financial crisis, the Chinese government has aggressively launched a series of stimulus plans and will continue to introduce some positive measures to stimulate the economy in the future. "China can boost exports by expanding credit and investment." We can see that China will replace the United States as the engine of the world economy and that China will play a more active role in the world. "China's economy will grow faster than all of us expect, and China's economy will recover faster than America," he said. So in the future the world will depend more on China's growth and on China's management of this growth. "China and the world have a common goal, that is, we see the rise of China is a peaceful rise." "Soros is bullish on China's role in coping with international threats, such as terrorism and climate change, in the process of rebuilding the financial system," he said. "We need a new world order, and China has a very important position in it." Other countries should give China more say. China must also make efforts to uphold this new international order and economic order. "(Yuanping from Shanghai)