China’s growing presence in the world economy and the country’s leading role in international development initiatives all increase the need and desire of other countries to understand China’s development journey.
China’s growing presence in the world economy and the country’s leading role in international development initiatives all increase the need and desire of other countries to understand China’s development journey.
It is important to understand the impact and global significance of Reform and Opening-up on poverty alleviation, particularly if one wants to understand not only where modern China is today, but also the world.
Experts share their views on China’s development over the decades and its evolving role on the world stage
The current US administration has adopted a tougher approach for reaching a resolution to some of those long-standing issues.
Assessing the 19th CPC Central Committee’s Fourth Plenary Session
President Xi’s books on governance provide insightful applications
To experience the pleasures first hand, China Focus went to the Asian food festival held in Beijing to try some of Asia’s most delicious delicacies and understand the meaning behind some of Asia’s most popular cuisine.
“The nature of Thailand-China relations is more than neighbor; we are close relatives.”
If China and the U.S. want a war? Of course not. But will the structural pressures the two countries face lead to conflict? Yes.
The changing situation on the Korean Peninsula has long drawn the close attention of the international community. The second summit between the United States and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, which was at the center of the spotlight, concluded without any deal achieved. In which direction will the future of the Peninsula head? Is the Korean Peninsula safe? And can denuclearization on the Peninsula be achieved?
If China and the U.S. want a war? Of course not. But will the structural pressures the two countries face lead to conflict? Yes.
The changing situation on the Korean Peninsula has long drawn the close attention of the international community. The second summit between the United States and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, which was at the center of the spotlight, concluded without any deal achieved. In which direction will the future of the Peninsula head? Is the Korean Peninsula safe? And can denuclearization on the Peninsula be achieved?
By far the most impressive aspect was just how much my own ideas and impressions of Tibet were challenged, how my own opinions were the ones stuck in a time-warp.
Over four decades, China has repeatedly proved the predictions of naysayers to be wrong and weathered one international crisis after another!
China and Ethiopia share unique cultures, ancient civilizations and fast-growing economies.
List of China’s top 500 companies shows new trends
The story picked up by some Western media has confused the timeline and linked the import expo to current China-U.S. trade tensions. Why does Western media always speculate that there must be certain political ends behind such events, especially when they are intended to benefit all?
Why Chile has the bluest sky in the world, why the natural views in Chile are so diverse, why Chile is abundant with the most delicious salmon, red wine and avocado.
Trump’s “Make America Great Again” hegemonic mindset is creating an environment of increasing uncertainty all over the world.
CGTN anchor Liu Xin appeared on U.S. mainstream media again. What did she say?
“The perception of most people towards China has drastically evolved over the past 20 years.”
To understand the benefits of closer ties with African countries I met with and interviewed three African citizens living and working in China to gain their views on the potential for growth that the new scheme holds, and to see how the scheme is currently being put into practice.
Chinese President Xi Jinping presided over most talks and delivered a number of key speeches during the 18th SCO Summit in Qingdao.
Chinese President Xi Jinping chaired the meeting and delivered a speech titled “Carrying Forward the Shanghai Spirit to Build a Community of Shared Future”.
Do foreigners like the Chinese Government? We wanted to know what expats and travelers think of China and the Government, so we asked them! In these street interviews foreigners give their honest opinions about the Chinese Government and the Annual Two Sessions.
In this episode of A Ride to Lianghui, we interviewed Zhang Jingjing, a professor from Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute to talke about her life and career. Jingdezhen used to be an imperial kiln in China and it has a history of more than 1000 years.
We asked teams of Chinese and Foreigners questions about the Two Sessions to see if they know why, when, and who is involved in these important meetings.
I realized these days were gone when I first set foot in China. The infrastructure was impressive – even better than in the United States in most cases.
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