Do you believe that some of China's experiences or practices related to the internet or technology could be used to solve global problems? If so, what are they and why?

Chen Jin: In my opinion, there do exist some global problems in front of us.

For example, inclusive finance is a global resource allocation problem we shall face together.

It includes two connotations: First, at the material level. Global e-commerce platforms, including Alibaba, are trying to better serve global population, to make more people share the convenience of shopping from all parts of the world.

Second, at the knowledge level. Educational institutes such as VIPKid are trying to spread knowledge, and knowledge via language, to explore global learning problems and communication.

Nathan Blecharczyk: China is already one of the leaders in the global internet arena and sharing economy.

The Chinese government holds positive and supportive attitude toward the internet industry and sharing economy at all levels.

The Chinese government's practice and experiences in this area provide a strong reference for governments across the globe to learn from.

The rapid development of Chinese companies in the past decade has helped them to make great strides in innovation and technology, bringing new ideas and development to the world.