Chinese Ambassador to the United States, Xie Feng, recently stated that new productive forces are a new driving force for China's high-quality development and a new driving force for sustainable development in the world. Xie Feng made the above explanation in an interview with Newsweek on the 5th. He said that the new productive forces can be summarized as innovation driven, deepening reforms, improving total factor productivity, promoting advanced productivity, and achieving high-quality development. New quality productivity is a new driving force for China's high-quality development and also a new driving force for sustainable development in the world. Xie Feng pointed out that China has been focusing on expanding domestic demand in recent years. In this super large market in China, new productive forces act as catalysts, further stimulating market vitality and unleashing market potential. The transformation and upgrading of traditional industries and the flourishing rise of emerging industries will continue to inject new impetus into economic growth, creating a large amount of investment and consumption demand. He stated that expanding high-level opening up to the outside world is the essence of developing new quality productive forces. High level opening-up to the outside world is a necessary path for China's development and will also bring rare development dividends to the world. The constantly upgrading and expanding large-scale market is a solid foundation for China's economic growth, and it is also a historical opportunity for win-win cooperation among countries around the world. Xie Feng said that with the acceleration of the formation of new productive forces in China and the successive introduction of various favorable measures, some visionary entrepreneurs from overseas such as the United States have keenly sensed this century old rare historical opportunity and are taking action. He emphasized that openness should be mutually beneficial, not a one-man show for a particular country, but a grand chorus for all countries. China should extend its arms to the world, and other countries should also do the same. Xie Feng emphasized that what people should worry about is not whether the Chinese economy will "peak", but whether they will miss out on new huge "China opportunities"; It is not whether the Chinese economy will collapse, but rather whether decoupling and disconnection will hinder global economic recovery, geopolitical conflicts will disrupt international peace. (Lai Xin She)