Strengthening Exchange and Mutual Learning Between China and the Rest of the World
The exchanges and mutual learning between civilizations should not be based on the monopoly of one civilization or denigration of another.
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.
An increasingly conservative U.S. contrasted with an ever more open China is a profound shift in the global trade landscape.
China has shown the ability to understand the long game and the patience to take the necessary steps to achieve market success in a given category.
Policy support and structural reforms are instrumental to securing China’s growth momentum, and the ‘two sessions’ are framed within this context.
China’s whole-process people’s democracy has created happiness and prosperity for its citizens and promoted global peace and development.
It’s high time that we talk to each other, find peaceful ways of resolving conflicts and disputes, and create a system that is mutually beneficial to all human beings around the world.
The peace-loving Chinese may not be the true threat to Western hegemony, what really worries those in the West is that more and more developing countries may follow the path that China has taken, thus changing the global landscape.
There are many areas where the U.S. and China not only could be cooperating, but should be together leading the world.
The global crisis of climate change is a topic where all the governments can collaborate together. There is a lot of collaboration to create in this field. But we need to recreate the dynamic.
China is striving to build an elderly-friendly society, with comfortable living facilities, convenient transportation, and accessible leisure services.