Wilson Hui
Deputy Director, Government Affairs
US-China Business Council
Shanghai
Wilson Hui is a deputy director at USCBC’s Shanghai office. Before joining the council, he worked as a researcher for a think tank affiliated with the Shanghai Municipal Science and Technology Commission and as a lecturer at Shanghai University of International Business and Economics. He also worked as an analyst at the UNDP China Office and as a research intern for the Institute for China-America Studies, a Washington-based think tank.
Wilson holds a bachelor’s degree in English and a master’s degree in Chinese-American literature from Shanghai University of International Business and Economics, a master’s degree in international affairs from George Washington University. He enjoys running, hiking and reading, with a keen interest in naval history.
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Local Agendas Foreshadow National Priorities Ahead of Two Sessions
As China’s local governments concluded their annual Two Sessions meetings last month, local GDP targets and personnel changes have been announced. These meetings are forerunners to the national Two Sessions, China’s annual parliamentary meetings which are scheduled to begin on March 4 and provide a window to the national economic outlook and forthcoming policies.
