Standing on the platform, we saw lush mountains looming in and out of a thin mist. But I thought it was just a temporary scene, because the mist would eventually fade away and the mountains would stand there forever. It also occurred to me that the same holds true for the current world economy. On one hand, the world economy and trade are showing signs of recovery; a new round of industrial revolution delivers new hopes; and economic globalization proves to be an irreversible trend. On the other hand, the world economic recovery is sluggish, with many structural problems fundamentally addressed; the forces of anti-globalization are raising their heads, and geopolitical risks are increasing. If we compare the mountains to the stability of the world economy and the mist to its uncertainty, then we can reduce the uncertain factors as long as we strive to boost its stability in many different ways.

We stood on the platform and looked out far away, and saw that the hills was covered with mist, and it was hidden. But this is only temporary, the mist will eventually dissipate, and the hills will be there for a long time. I think this is not the case with the current world economy. On one hand, the world economy and trade have shown signs of recovery. The new round of industrial revolution has made people feel new hopes. Economic globalization is an irreversible tendency. On the other hand, the driving force for the world economic recovery is not big enough, and structural problems have not yet been fundamentally resolved. The trend of counter globalization has risen and geopolitical risks have risen. If the hills are the stability of the world economy, the mist is regarded as uncertainty. If the hills are serious, it can overcome the uncertainty with stability.