In the post-epidemic era, China and the global economy are once again at a crossroads. 　　On the one hand, with the support of many factors such as policies, China’s economy is showing signs of recovery. In September, China’s official manufacturing purchasing managers’ index rose above the 50 line for the first time since March. Not only that, the incremental growth of social financing, the narrowing of export decline, and the stabilization of the consumer price index – many data also confirm the stabilization of China’s economy. 　　On the other hand, there are also hidden worries in the global economy. The latest “World Economic Outlook” of the International Monetary Fund (IMF)…