China has already come a long way in preserving its cultural – both tangible and intangible – heritage in recent years. The country has proven its mettle in transforming cultural heritage into an effective tool for socio-economic development.
The alleviation of poverty has achieved a dramatic change in this country and many of the remarkable things that have been known worldwide, which could serve as an inspiration to other societies, according to the differences of every society.
The future of the ASEAN-China relations is inseparable from the collective wellbeing of the people in the region. Ultimately it’s the winning of hearts and minds of the people through soft power that will chart the course.
Perhaps now would be the right time for the U.S. to acknowledge that China-as-partner is much better than China-as-foe when it comes to advancing the world’s knowledge about space.
There’ll be a massive undertaking, but given the success of the enormous poverty alleviation campaign, the prospects look good.
Cultural tourism can be a big driver of economic growth. However, authorities need to be on constant guard against environmental degradation and commercialization.
Therefore, any attempt to compare the SCO with NATO will be an attempt to undermine the scope of the SCO.
If we break down the outcomes of the initiative, we can find that large projects under the BRI have greatly boosted the economy and improved local people’s livelihoods in many countries all over the world.
A successful GDI may give us a good opportunity to keep us all together. It may significantly contribute to retaining world peace, whilst we combine the well-being of the planet with that of ourselves.
The Global Development Initiative demonstrates China’s enduring commitment to uplifting the fortunes of the developing world.
Before it is too late, Washington must engage with China in a constructive manner to work out a modus vivendi based on the principles of peaceful coexistence.
The U.S., like so many countries, looks foolish when it accuses its political rivals of cyber warfare knowing full well that it does the same.
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