The current mechanism is in the right direction. I think in terms of flexibility, (the yuan) is gradually determined more and more by market forces and demand and supply of the market.

This flexible mechanism, this managed floating regime, will allow us to adjust the yuan exchange rate flexibly in the future.

This is a legitimate concern and that's why the central bank has to urge commercial banks to pay attention to their pace of new lending.

This is providing favorable conditions for China to adjust its exchange-rate policy and macro-economic policies.

The high volume of passenger and luggage traffic means we must have flexibility in every direction in new ways. By inventing a way to quickly switch sections between being domestic and international, we have effectively gained a second terminal in one.

The bias in terms of the Fed's idea of where they may go next is still in the direction of restraint.