<p>Li Xunlei pointed out that relying solely on increasing fiscal investment and infrastructure construction cannot solve economic problems, similar to Japan's ineffective response to deflation. He emphasized that the current focus should be on people's livelihoods and consumption, to avoid long-term stagnation in the Consumer Price Index (CPI)</p>

- The article discusses the historical challenges and engineering efforts to stabilize the Leaning Tower of Pisa, highlighting failures and eventual successes over nearly 700 years.  
- It draws parallels to Japan's prolonged economic stagnation post-1991, emphasizing the importance of understanding human behavior in economic theory, unlike the technical issues faced in the tower's restoration.  
- The author argues that addressing current economic challenges requires a nuanced approach, prioritizing effective consumer demand and employment over mere GDP growth.

Is it difficult to hit the bullseye of economic issues?