Commentary Different opinions are being expressed about the state of China’s economy. Recent remarks by Chinese premier Li Keqiang can provide a clue about its true state. Li gave a talk about the bankruptcy of micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises during a State Council executive meeting on Feb. 3. Then, on the 7th, he traveled to Shanxi Province to visit poverty-stricken households there. On the international front, Li spoke via video conferencing to the 48 Group Club, a London-based nonprofit that promotes UK-China trade, on Feb. 3. Two days later, he had a dialogue with some European entrepreneurs, urging friendship and development. In his talk with Europeans, Li stated that, “Faced with the impact of the epidemic and the deep decline of the world economy,” the Chinese government has “resolutely adopted effective macro policies and achieved good results at a reasonable cost,” achieving “a 2020 growth rate of 2.3 percent …