Chinese representatives at the Paris G20 finance meeting on Saturday indicated that Beijing is willing to prop up the crisis-hit eurozone in return for budget reforms and public sector cuts in European countries, the AFP reported, quoting an article in the UK’s Sunday Times. The representatives indicated that China may purchase infrastructure assets from debt-plagued nations, while a source close to the talks said that Chinese banks may also consider increasing their purchases of eurozone sovereign debt. “China wants to be sure that Europe knows the size of the hole and that it won’t get any bigger before they agree to fill it in,” the source said. The eurozone is expected to present a plan to resolve its debt crisis as early as next weekend at a summit of EU leaders in Brussels on October 23.