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Contents

Wang Huaichao: From Reform to Deepening Reform to Comprehensively Deepening Reform.. 002
Breaking Down Resistance of Interest Groups................................................................................ 002
Reform to Deepening Reform to Comprehensively Deepening Reform......................................... 005
Mobilize the Enthusiasm of All People Toward Reforms.................................................................010
How to Strike a Balance Between Reform and Stability.................................................................. 014

Liu Wei: What Should Be China¡¯s Development Outlook as a Developing Country? ................. 020
Why Is China Still Considered a Developing Country? ............................................................... 020
How to Expand the Pie and Divide It Fairly.................................................................................. 029
China Playing Its Due Role as a Responsible Major Country....................................................... 033
Can We Surpass the Middle-Income Trap? ...................................................................................037
Why Is the Core Issue of the New Era Still the Transformation of the Growth Model? ............... 043
Why Is Technological Innovation the Key to Transforming the Growth Model?.......................... 052
Why Is China¡¯s Modernization Just ¡°One Generation Away¡±? ......................................................057

Zhu Min: Forty Years of Financial Reform Treading on Thin Ice................................................ 062
China¡¯s Financial Reform as ¡°Miraculous¡± and ¡°Earth-Shaking¡±....................................................062
¡°Twists and Turns¡± Made China¡¯s Financial Sector.........................................................................064
What Are the Key Tasks in China¡¯s Future Financial Development and Reform? .........................066
2020 to 2021, a Tipping Point in a Global Financial Crisis?............................................................070
Finance Is Getting More Complicated and More Important............................................................072

Zhou Hao: Finance Knows No Boundaries, No Special Financial Zones ...................................... 078
Any Systemic Financial Risk in the Chinese Economy?.................................................................078
China¡¯s Economy in a Historical Perspective: Present and Future .................................................081
US Financial Regulation Is Not the Ideal Model.............................................................................083
Three Skills a Good Financial Economist Should Possess..............................................................088

Wang Enge: Honesty as the Very Heart of the Scientific Spirit........................................................092
Emancipation of the Mind: The Greatest Contribution of Reform and Opening Up .........................092
Pride in China¡¯s 20 Golden Years of Scientific Development ...........................................................096
Only a Matter of Time Before Chinese Physicists Win the Nobel Prize............................................100

ople Engaged in Science Should Be More Honest ....................................................................... 107

Xue Qikun: Reform and Opening Up Offers Unlimited Opportunities for Science and Technology Professionals .......114
Go Out and See the Gaps .......................................................................................................................114
Striving for Quality in Transforming Scientific and Technological Achievements ...............................118
Academic Fraud Violates the Basic Principles of Scientific Research.................................................. 122

Sun Baoguo: Science Knows No Borders, but Scientists Have Home Countries..............................128
Four-Time National College Entrance Examination Candidate Who Didn¡¯t Want to Engage in Chemical Engineering Yet Ended Up Being an Chemical Engineer...................................................128
All Daily Necessities Related to Chemical Engineering.....................................................................130
Should We Be Worried about Food Additives?..................................................................................133
How to Reassure People about the Food They Eat?............................................................................136
A Scientific Look at Food Safety Standards.......................................................................................140
Food Safety Education Should Start with Children............................................................................143
If You Want to Be a Billionaire, Don¡¯t Engage in Scientific Research ..............................................145

Ye Disheng: Past Events of Tianjin Economic-Technological Development Area..............................152
Good News about Reform and Opening Up Through Broadcasting ..................................................152
An Economic-Technological Development Area Built on Salt Flats .................................................156
Development Areas Are Very Promising.............................................................................................161

Yuan Tao: Winning in Science and Technology to Win the Future.....................................................168
Science Parks¡¯ Remarkable Achievements Couldn¡¯t Have Happened Without
Reform and Opening Up .................................................................................................................. 168
High-Tech Parks Should Stand at the Forefront of Industrial Development ................................... 176
Whoever Wins in Science and Technology Wins the Future ........................................................... 181

Pan Guangcheng: Starting with the Film Dying to Survive ..................................................................188
Reforms to Ensure People¡¯s Access to Safe Medicines .....................................................................188
The Pharmaceutical Industry Must Be Patient-Centered....................................................................190
China¡¯s Pharmaceutical Industry Transformation from Big to Strong, Only Possible Through Innovation ..........................................................................................................................................196

Afterword ...................................................................................................................................................200