The whole-process people’s democracy is a form of Chinese-style democratic governance and praxis, facilitating the modernization of the national governance system and its general capabilities.
The great rejuvenation that China has been pursuing is not aimed at dominating the world, but more at making possible the impossible in the fields of economy, science, technology, culture and improving people’s living standards.
Refusing to admit the diversity of democracy and always claiming its own version simply boils down to the following: the epitome of autocracy.
As the world’s future economic leader, China’s relationship with Rwanda and Africa, the youngest and fastest-growing continent globally, will be at the center of the changes that will occur in the decades to come.
While the multilateral efforts of China and ASEAN member states in seeking consensus on the Code of Conduct in the South China Sea still remain inconclusive, perhaps the prototype of the China-ASEAN community with a shared future marks the solution to the protracted impasse.
Common development is a long-standing desire of humanity. The BRI aims to make it a reality through its pursuit of high-quality supply chains, resilient development and comprehensive consultations.
The trend-bucking growth of trade between China and the LACs amid worldwide pandemic ravages bodes well for future win-win cooperation between both parties.
Over the past century, China has become an important player in safeguarding and promoting international and regional peace, stability, development as well as connectivity.
Cooperation on epidemic control is crucial to building a global health community.
Since the awful Anchorage meeting earlier this year after the new administration took power, Biden’s approach to China—which I’ve described as a ‘three-headed monster,’ i.e., compete, cooperate, and contain—has appeared tragically clear and doomed to fail.
Those who tried to blackmail China by threatening to pull out of the Olympic Winter Games may not understand that the Olympics are not a national sports meeting, but represent the entire IOC and all of mankind.
The renewal of China-U.S. ping-pong diplomacy comes much to the delight of table tennis fans, the sports community at large, and people supporting China-U.S. friendship on both sides.
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