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"Domestic and international circulation is mutually reinforcing each other," he said. "By promoting domestic circulation, we will keep the opening-up of China's primary, secondary and tertiary sectors at the same level, maintain the equilibrium of opening-up in coastal and inland regions by allowing a freer flow of the factors of production, and use the impact and good business environment of cities to propel the opening-up of rural areas."

"Every day we receive thousands of phone calls, sometime as many as 10,000 a day, a growth of 6.1 times year-on-year from local residents, voicing their complaints or giving suggestions to help solve specific problems in urban management, such as solutions to traffic jams, environmental protection and garbage disposal," said Wu Qiuyun, deputy secretary-general of Haikou, which is the island province's capital city. The city started to build its smart city management platform with the hotline number 12345 in 2017. The platform, which also is a digital center, integrates all information and data from government departments, such as real time traffic conditions and the location of potential safety hazards at construction sites or gas stations. All the data are visualized with real time videos.

"Excessive production capacity reduction in the iron and steel and coal mining sectors had improved the quality of supply, raised prices of products and led to much higher corporate profit levels," said He.

"Every other part of the world is moving so slowly (in this area). I believe the infrastructure will be in place in China faster than anywhere else, and autonomous and electric vehicles will follow the same path. I also believe China is ahead of the game right now, ahead of everybody else, with the amount of investments they are putting in, as well as the cars that are produced now," he said.

"Far too many New Zealanders have come to view today's capitalism not as their friend, but as their foe," New Zealand First leader Winston Peters, who has been offered the role of deputy prime minister, told reporters.