Many remain convinced that China’s government – which wields with the world’s largest foreign-exchange reserves and virtually unchecked authority – would be able to prevent a major financial crisis. But the financial crisis in the fast-growing city of Wenzhou, triggered by bad loans, suggests otherwise – not least because the economy has yet to recover fully.
许多人仍认为坐拥世界第一大规模外汇储备、拥有几乎无限权力的中国政府能够避免重大金融危机。但高增长城市温州因为坏账而发生了金融危机，这表明上述观点未必正确——因为经济尚未完全复苏。没有理由认为类似的危机不可能在全国范围内发生。