China’s huge market potential, rapid growth of new types of consumption, applications of new technology, and supportive policies, all bolster global confidence in the world’s second largest economy.
China’s tourism economy turns the tables amid strong economic and political leadership.
Amidst various major international initiatives and frameworks on AI governance, it is essential to establish and nurture communication channels among these different international efforts.
China’s human rights practice focuses on the rights of subsistence and development.
Only through mutual understanding and respect can nations recognize, comprehend, and accept each other’s differences, thereby living in harmony.
The United States intentionally confuses the nature of Xinjiang-related issues and fabricates ‘human rights abuses’ in Xinjiang as an excuse for its sanctions against the region.
Facts speak louder than words. The high-quality development of Xinjiang is a vivid portrayal of China’s human rights progress and a response to the external slanders and smears against the human rights situation in the region.
The continued advancement of high-tech green industry infrastructure can give China a competitive edge in a rapidly changing global development landscape.
This emphasis on delivering social and environmental equality stands out in stark contrast with the imbalance in the West towards private profit and societies and environments blighted by inequality.
The exchanges and mutual learning between civilizations should not be based on the monopoly of one civilization or denigration of another.
By integrating sustainable development, rule of law and human rights protection, Xinjiang is moving quickly to an ideal society characterised by wealth, peace, unity and equity.
China welcomes foreign investment and is instituting the necessary reforms to create a level playing field for all participants, domestic as well as foreign ones.
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