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BEIJING, Jan. 25-- As thousands of global elites once again gathered at the World Economic Forum (WEF) held in the Alpine ski resort of Davos, Chinese President Xi Jinping's global vision for a shared future was actively shared among movers and shakers of this year's meeting. One year ago, in two keynote speeches in Switzerland, Xi laid out his vision for a shared future that would see the international community work together to address numerous challenges facing mankind, demonstrating his efforts to search for an answer to such big questions as to where mankind is heading. With this year's WEF themed creating a shared future in a fractured world, many speakers opened their arms to embrace a world that is experiencing stronger globalization and closer cooperation, echoing China's proposal for boosting global growth. HOT TOPIC IN SNOW-CAPPED DAVOS Liu He, China's top representative at WEF annual meeting this year, called on the international community to push for an economic globalization that is more open, inclusive, balanced, equitable and beneficial in his speech on Wednesday, echoing Xi's remarks last year. "We should follow the general trend, proceed from our respective national conditions and embark on the right pathway of integrating into economic globalization with the right pace," Xi said in his Davos speech. China will further integrate with international trade rules and increase market access. It will substantially open up the services and financial sectors and create a more attractive investment environment, Liu said. | 
