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As Predicted, Biden Wins, Trump Attacks, the U.S. Risks Greater Crises
One shudders to think where the U.S. will be in five, 15 or 30 years—even if Biden is able to govern effectively for the next four.
BEIJING REVIEW
The CPC at 104: Longevity, Resilience and the Turn to Governance
At 104 years old, the Communist Party of China (CPC) stands as one of the enduring and consequential mass political parties...
Expo Indicates Economic Globalization is Alive
Global accounting firm Deloitte, which has participated in all CIIEs since its inception in 2018, posted the message on its website that “only by connecting the world can we share the future” and its booth at the CIIE adopted an interactive design to present its innovative and digital solutions aiming at improving businesses’ digital transformation.
Innovation Should Be Given Priority in China’s Modernization Drive
Sci-tech innovation should be open and cooperative. Today, elements that drive innovation such as knowledge, talent, information, capital and technological resources, have broken through national borders and flowed globally.
Scholars’ Take on the Regional Organization
The Shanghai Spirit, as part of the founding values of the SCO, features mutual trust, mutual benefit, equality, consultation, respect for cultural diversity and the pursuit of common development.
Stop Playing with Fire
However, its true intention: provocation intended to interfere in China’s internal affairs through Taiwan as a means to contain China’s continuing development.
Why China’s Early Work Resumption Means Hope for World Economy
If economic growth is prioritized over people’s safety, it will benefit only some people and groups. The Chinese principle holds good for the global community with a shared future as well.
The Chinese Economy has Continued to Expand Despite Headwinds
The International Monetary Fund projected China to be the only major economy that will see economic expansion this year. China’s GDP growth is expected to rebound to 8 percent and even 9 percent next year, which can ensure a good start for the upcoming 14th Five-Year Plan period.
Academic Evaluation Should Be Reformed to Produce Well-Rounded Students
Schools must become more capable of ensuring that the process-based and comprehensive evaluation of students is objective and fair. This is crucial for the education evaluation system reform.
New Five-Year Blueprint Is a Set of Major Adjustments
In so many words, these multiple plans and strategies unfolding with the 14th Five-Year Plan aim to avoid new problems while laying a foundation for a stronger future economy, improved governance and better national security.
China will Continue to Open Up Its Market through Shanghai Expo
As the world’s second largest economy, China remains appealing to exhibitors for its sound economic growth and enormous market potential. The CIIE has helped advance economic and trade exchanges and cooperation between different countries, promoted global trade and economic growth, and boosted an open global economy.
Points to Ponder for New Initiative for Joint Sourcing of COVID-19 Vaccine
To make a safe and effective vaccine available to large segments of the world’s population as early as possible, in addition to the Covax Facility, several additional issues need to be addressed.
U.S. manipulation can’t divide Lancang-Mekong countries
The U.S. strategy is to use the water issue to create a hot spot, sow discord between regional countries, and sabotage the Lancang-Mekong cooperation. Washington has also continued to demonize and stigmatize the Communist Party of China and the Chinese Government, portraying China as a hydro-hegemonic country. But all its attempts have ended in vain.