27th Sino-US Political and Economic Forum Held

27th Sino-US Political and Economic Forum

 Report Release and Seminar on “Experiences and Lessons from U.S. Companies’ Going Global and Implications for Chinese Companies Going Global” Held

On October 16, 2026, the 27th Sino-U.S. Political and Economic Forum, hosted by the National Academy of Development and Strategy (NADS) at Renmin University of China (RUC), was livestreamed online. The forum was moderated by ZHAO Yong, Research Fellow at NADS and Professor at the School of Economics, RUC.

In the Session I, HU Yushan, Research Fellow at NADS and Associate Professor at the School of Economics at RUC, presented the report titled “Lessons from the United States and Paths for China: Experiences and Lessons from U.S. Companies’ Going Global and Implications for Chinese Companies Going Global”.

The report focused on the following key themes:

1. Research Background and Problem Statement

2. The Current Situation and Challenges of Chinese Companies’ Going Global

3. The Historical Evolution of U.S. Companies’ Going Global

4. The Support System for U.S. Companies’ Going Global

5. Challenges and Lessons from U.S. Companies’ Going Global

6. Implications for Chinese Companies Going Global

7. Conclusion: Forging a Chinese Path to Going Global

In the Session II, the experts engaged in in-depth discussions on relevant topics and the content of the report.

Professor HUANG Xinfei, Secretary-General of the Youth Forum of the National Collaborative Group for International Trade Studies at Chinese Universities and Dean of the International School of Business and Finance at Sun Yat-sen University, expressed strong agreement with the report, praising its broad perspective and strategic vision. LIU Qing, Executive Dean of NADS and Professor at the School of Economics at RUC, fully affirmed the report and put forward four key points concerning Chinese companies’ going global. LUO Yuze, Deputy Director-General, Level I Bureau Rank Official, and Research Fellow of the Department of Foreign Economic Relations at the Development Research Center of the State Council, noted that the research team’s report effectively integrated three perspectives: global, historical, and comparative. He also commended the report for its accurate analysis and strong practical guidance. Professor SHENG Bin, Member of the Standing Committee of the CPC Nankai University Committee, Vice President of Nankai University, and Dean of the School of Economics, shared four insights from the perspective of establishing a sound policy and regulatory framework. Professor YU Miaojie, Deputy to the 14th National People’s Congress and President of Liaoning University, joined the discussion on Chinese companies’ going global. He first commended the research team’s problem-oriented approach and its objective analysis of the lessons learned from U.S. companies’ going global and the current state of Chinese outward investment. He then elaborated on two key aspects: the benefits of going global, and the current landscape and recommendations for Chinese companies. Research Fellow ZHANG Jianping, Deputy Director of the Academic Committee of the Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation under the Ministry of Commerce, contributed to the discussion by elaborating on four key aspects related to the forum’s theme.

Proofreaders: WANG Wei, ZHAO Yong and HU Yushan

Executive Editors: LIU Qi, ZHANG Jingjing, YANG Fanxin

Translator: ZHANG Yuqing

Web Editor: YANG Fanxin

Source: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/zzmp2kkffsePoXWwARsLUQ