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The slowdown of the Chinese economy is becoming more serious against the backdrop of the real estate downturn. The Xi administration has proposed real estate measures such as buying up existing housing stock, but these have not been effective, and housing prices continue to fall in most major cities. Will further countermeasures be presented at the important Third Plenum of the 19th Central Committee, which will discuss medium- to long-term economic policies, which begins in Beijing on July 15? There are also concerns about the worsening of public safety due to the economic downturn. On June 24, a Japanese mother and child were stabbed by a Chinese man in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province. The Xi administration is focusing on attracting foreign capital to revive the economy, but what impact will this have on investment in China by foreign companies, including Japan? Our guests are Ke Long, a senior researcher at the Tokyo Foundation Policy Research Institute who specializes in the Chinese economy, and Daisuke Kondo, deputy editor-in-chief of Kodansha's Gendai Business, who is familiar with the inner workings of the Chinese Communist Party. One year has passed since the revised anti-espionage law came into effect in July 2023. We will analyze the current state of China, including the impact of strengthened control on the economy. #Iwata Kimio #Ueno Mana #Ke Long #Tokyo Foundation Policy Research Institute #Kondo Daisuke #GendaiBusiness #real estate recession #movement away from foreign capital #China #Xi Jinping #Chinese economy #3rd Plenary Session of the 19th Central Committee #Suzhou, Jiangsu Province #Japanese mother and child #investment in China #Chinese Communist Party #revised anti-espionage law #tightened control #bs11 #Inside Out