Why China Is Promoting the Debut Economy
The debut economy is necessary for China to expand domestic demand and boost consumption.
The debut economy is necessary for China to expand domestic demand and boost consumption.
The correct way for China and the U.S. to coexist is to reduce strategic misjudgments and—on the premise of respecting each other’s sovereignty, security and development interests—face global challenges together. Neither side should seek to reshape the other according to its own will.
China’s agricultural development efforts have always been based on the principles that a country must first strengthen agriculture to make itself strong, and only when agriculture is strong can the country be strong.
Instead of imposing outright bans, a more constructive approach would involve guiding minors on how to use social media reasonably and responsibly.
Simply regarding China-U.S. science and technology relations as a zero-sum diplomatic game will undermine the far-reaching significance of science and technology cooperation.
As China continues to open its doors to the world, its traditions become platforms for intercultural exchange, inspiring global audiences to find common ground in the celebration of life’s joys and rituals.
In a world where urban challenges often seem insurmountable, Caochang offers a hopeful reminder that solutions can be found through cooperation, compassion and community involvement.
Macao’s development over the past 25 years has demonstrated that the principle of ‘one country, two systems’ is fully applicable, achievable, and popular.
But if Washington is serious about preserving the dollar’s global stature, it should stop viewing developments in global financial markets with a hostile attitude in general, and definitely stop weaponizing the dollar in particular.
U.S. actions toward Syria have been influenced by its concerns over geopolitical shifts, including the emergence of a multipolar world emphasizing global peace and cooperation.
The China model really shows that you can have development with these green ways.
These initiatives underscore China’s commitment to fostering global exchange and mobility, reinforcing its dedication to greater openness as the world’s second largest economy.