SYDNEY, Nov. 26 (Xinhua) -- Changing foreign investment rules caused by the seemingly discriminatory, xenophobic Australian politics is starting to frustrate Chinese investors who only want a level playing field in a fair, open and competitive marketplace. The world's economy continues to be plagued by the hangover of the U.S.-induced Global Financial Crisis, with the burden, it seems, placed on China's economy and its increasing investment dollar to help sustain global growth levels. While Australia says it welcomes Chinese investment and wants to increase bilateral trade, actions seem to be speaking louder than words following recent knee-jerk reactions by political leaders for popularity...
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