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That this could go on forever is causing a lot of consternation among the general public. for an eventual opening up, but spent that time telling its citizens how lucky they were to live in china. to have a clear way out. let's speak to drew thompson — visiting senior research fellow at the lee kuan yew school of public policy at the national university of singapore, and former us department of defense official responsible for china — he's currently in taipei. great to get you on the programme. just want to get your thoughts on the first instance. we saw some remarkable scenes in the repor...

But the local government has combated these rumours and smears. either way, these protests have unleashed a discontent which has been not very far below the surface. one of the problems in china is that nobody knows when zero—covid will end. if the government has a plan, it's not told people what it is, and so the belief that this could go on forever is causing a lot of consternation among the general public. xi jinping's administration has had years to prepare for an eventual opening up, but spent that time telling its citizens how lucky they were to live in china. now there's widespread un...

Unleashed a discontent which has been not very far below the surface. one of the problems in china is that nobody knows when zero—covid will end. if the government has a plan, it's not told people what it is, and so the belief that this could go on forever is causing a lot of consternation among the general public. xi jinping's administration has had years to prepare for an eventual opening up, but spent that time telling its citizens how lucky they were to live in china. now there's widespread unrest and it doesn't seem to have a clear way out. stephen mcdonell, bbc news, beijing. william y...

When zero—covid will end. if the government has a plan, it's not told people what it is, and so the belief that this could go on forever is causing a lot of consternation among the general public. xi jinping's administration has had years to prepare for an eventual opening up, but spent that time telling its citizens how lucky they were to live in china. now there's widespread unrest and it doesn't seem to have a clear way out. stephen mcdonell, bbc news, beijing. china is also top of the agenda for the british prime minister, rishi sunak, who gave his first major speech on foreign policy on...

China is expected to continue to prioritize economic development, deepen reforms and expand opening-up, despite the challenges presented by COVID-19 on the economy, according to a prominent expert.