While the Chinese ship of state will be traversing choppy waters in the coming year, it is clear from the government work report that there is a firm hand on the ship’s rudder which will maintain a steady course whatever heavy winds may come its way.
The whole-process people’s democracy has comprehensively and extensively promoted the development of the human rights cause in China.
If Western democrats better understood China, they would realize that by working together the whole world could achieve common prosperity, prosperity for all.
Italy awaits them with open arms, albeit aware that it will be competing with formidable competitors inspired by Beijing 2022 champions.
The most important legacy of the successful hosting of the Beijing 2022 is firstly ideological: the Chinese spirit. The feats of a ‘dual Olympic city,’ an ‘AI Olympics’ and a ‘green Olympics’ have been achieved thanks to the Chinese spirit, a spirit rooted in 5,000 years of ancestral values and wisdom.
It is hope that the spirit of the Olympics now doubly contributes to the entire humanity, ushering peace, share prosperity and hope for a brighter future.
In addition to ultra-modern infrastructure, sustainable green technology has been used to save resources and protect the environment involving such aspects as waste and sewage treatment, green power generation, and ice manufacturing.
A slew of advanced technologies are employed in the construction and operation of Beijing 2022 facilities.
The goal is clear: to encourage investment and the sharing of knowledge and technology in order to turn Africa’s high-quality natural resources into high value-added goods that benefit Africans and generate job opportunities for African youth.
Today’s Olympic motto, ‘Faster, Higher, Stronger – Together,’ would be meaningless if ‘Together’ was absent.
The pandemic has demonstrated that the international anarchy favouring selfishness by states and profit maximisation by companies results in unnecessary deaths and a failure adequately to resolve global problems.
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