The combination of continuing engagement with ideas and involvement in the practical demands of a shared future for humanity makes the Chinese regime the most coherent and far-seeing in the world today. It has proved itself in sharing its progress with its own people.
Open cooperation in the service sector will become an increasingly important driver for development.
New thoughts and a new framework are necessary for China-India relations to go beyond the boundary question.
Now, it is imperative, timely and important for the NPC and its standing committee to formulate relevant laws on establishing and improving at the state level the legal system and enforcement mechanisms for the HKSAR to safeguard national security.
The COVID-19 pandemic has put a brake on economic activities worldwide, and China’s early recovery and return to normal life makes this year’s government work report all the more instructive for much of the world.
The notions of health literacy and responsible citizens are crucial for prevention because sane action requires context awareness.
The epidemic has caused a similar impact to that of the SARS outbreak 17 years ago in some ways, but understandably, the impact this time has been more complex.
The world has reason to believe that the Chinese government and people will win the battle against the novel coronavirus outbreak through concerted efforts and open international cooperation.
China has seen a clear focus on promoting the socialist market economy with justice and equity for its people in the new era.
Memories of terrorist attacks launched by religious extremists remain fresh in the minds of many Chinese people.
Currently, both Chinese and Indian films have their own advantages and disadvantages, and need to learn from each other.
For more than three decades, China has continued to contribute to the world as a classic example of cultural diversity, from an observer, to a participant, then to a practitioner of World Heritage conservation and an active communicator of World Heritage values.
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