“ We should seize the opportunity presented by the decline in mineral prices, strategically allocate resources globally, and treat this as a long-term national strategy. 3 Moon 5 On the day, Zhu Yuchen, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and former president of the Pudong Development Bank, said in an interview with a reporter from the China Gold News.

　　In recent years, international commodity prices have generally declined, significantly impacting China's raw-materials production sectors such as mining. As a result, some industries and enterprises are facing a challenging development environment. “ From an industry perspective, the decline in prices of commodities such as mineral products is certainly not a good thing; however, from the perspective of the national economy as a whole, it may not necessarily be a bad thing. ” Zhu Yuchen said.

　　Zhu Yuchen believes that China still has substantial demand for commodities, particularly in areas such as resources and energy, to support the sustained and healthy development of China’s economy. “ We have 14 With a population of hundreds of millions, we face enormous development challenges. As a result, we will be a significant—and perhaps the largest—buyer of global commodities. Of course, falling prices have their positive side for our national economy. ” He said.

　　For raw materials industries such as mining products, Zhu Yuchen believes that the decline in prices should be transformed from a source of pressure into an opportunity—a driving force for adaptation. “ New Normal ” the ability. 2008 After the global financial crisis of that year, mineral prices experienced a sharp decline, and mining stock prices plummeted. However, Chinese companies failed to seize that opportunity. ‘ Buy the dip ’ It remained only at the verbal level. ” He said, “ However, this global economic downturn is long-term. We should seize this opportunity to streamline the mechanism for pricing mineral products, turning pressure into an opportunity and using this moment to strategically position ourselves on the global stage. ”