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Bolstering Confidence in Multilateralism

The modernization of the FTA between China and New Zealand is undoubtedly bolstering the world’s confidence in multilateralism and economic globalization, a...

China & The World Feb 19, 2021

China and the U.S. Likely to Dance Diplomatically Without Crossing Each Other’s Redlines

Although a soft reset arguably is in everyone's best interests, neither side realistically expects relations to warm considerably overnight. Both realize...

Feb 19, 2021

WHO’s Findings Show Science, Not Politics, Key to Understanding COVID-19

Western politicians and media long promoting the line that China was responsible for inflicting the COVID-19 pandemic on the world, need to admit they were...

Feb 18, 2021

Ambitious Growth Targets for 2021 Feasible for Chinese Provincial Economies

All provincial economies set their growth targets for 2021 in a prudent way, planning for high-quality development instead of rapid expansion, and underlining...

Economy Feb 18, 2021

Piste de Résistance: China’s Growing Love Affair with Winter Sports

In less than a years’ time, China will host the world’s biggest winter sporting event in Beijing and Zhangjiakou. But what impact has preparing for the...

Culture Feb 18, 2021

Taijiquan from My Perspective in Between East and West

The accumulation of Chinese health practitioners’ experience of many thousand years can be combined with the top-notch developments in natural science today...

China & The World Culture Feb 17, 2021

Vaccines Are Hoped to End COVID But Poor Nations Remain Far Less Supplied

It is therefore vital that all richer countries step-up to ensure universal herd immunity is achieved at a quicker and faster rate.

China & The World Feb 15, 2021

Grape Wall of China: Is 2021 the Year Chinese Wine Comes of Age?

China’s most recent foray into the wine industry is still in its early stages, with many experts expecting a bumpy ride for China’s growing wine producers.

China & The World Culture Feb 12, 2021

Grape Wall of China: Uncorking the Rise, Fall and Revival of Chinese Wine

For years, drinking wine grew in China and was enjoyed by many, but by the end of the Yuan Dynasty, wine had been usurped by a different acholic beverage:...

Culture Feb 11, 2021

Insight Talk: The US and China Should Seek Common Ground

China and the US need to aggressively seek out opportunities where their national interests overlap to work together and step back from the abyss.

Politics Feb 10, 2021

Chinese New Year 2021: Keeping Traditions Alive Despite COVID-19

Following a turbulent and difficult Year of the Rat, the calm and dependable nature of the Ox will be a much welcome change.

Culture Feb 10, 2021

The Future of Work

Overnight it was expected of everyone to work from home and the initial mood was overwhelmingly positive. No more commutes, more time with the family, and a...

Science & Technology Feb 10, 2021