BEIJING (Reuters) - No country has prospered more than China by opening up to trade and investment, so a nationalist hum for protection on the sidelines of the Communist Party Congress that ended on Sunday was all the more striking.
China's manufacturing juggernaut might seem unstoppable to hard-pressed U.S. and European firms, but some in China see things quite differently: they worry about the inroads foreigners are making into the world's fourth-largest economy.
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