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Atop the Shanghai Tower, overlooking the city’s skyline, three Chinese leaders discussed China’s role in the global digital landscape. “Our 互联网 (internet, hùliánwǎng) and 技术 (technology, jìshù) 创新 (innovation, chuàngxīn) are key to our 发展 (development, fāzhǎn) as a global leader,” said the first.
“Indeed,” added the second, “our 数字 (digital, shùzì) economy, especially 电子商务 (e-commerce, diànzǐ shāngwù) and 社交媒体 (social media, shèjiāo méitǐ) platforms, are central to our global 市场 (market, shìchǎng) strategy. “
The third nodded, “But we must balance this with strict 网络 (network, wǎngluò) 安全 (security, ānquán) 法规 (regulations, fǎguī) and 监管 (supervision, jiānguǎn) to protect 用户 (users, yònghù) and their 隐私 (privacy, yǐnsī). “
