(cgtn.com) - Editor's note: While the raging COVID-19 has claimed huge death tolls and dragged many economies into recession, China, one of the earlier nations to reemerge from the pandemic, has been swiftly pulling its economy back on track. What clues can China's experience offer to help the world go through the troubled time? What can China do to speed up the global recovery? This is the second part of a series of four reports in which CGTN looks at China's efforts in technology cooperation, business environment, financial reform and trade ties. The COVID-19 pandemic has affected all industries, and foreign companies in China are no different than others. After being under the dark clouds of the coronavirus for half a year, what does the Chinese market mean to them?
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