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Rethinking Heritage
Culture is in fact part of an underlying system of social governance, one that relies tremendously on something similar to soft power.
BEIJING REVIEW
Opening Up: From China to the World
"Opening up is a defining feature of Chinese modernization," according to the Resolution of the Central Committee of the...
Shenzhen’s Astonishing Path to Development Provides Food for Thought
People in Shenzhen are daring to challenge stereotypes and think out of the box. Both the government and the business community are eager to seek changes.
What Can we Expect at the Next Stage of Economic Development?
As China is poised to enter a new stage with the 14th Five-Year Plan, it is essential to implement new ideas for a new development landscape. The vision is to build a country strong in science and technology with innovation at the core of the modernization.
China, Japan and South Korea Gear up to Meet Demands of Present Times
Due to historical factors and geopolitics, trilateral relations among China, the ROK, and Japan did not always progress smoothly and the free trade agreement negotiations have still not seen a breakthrough. However, the RCEP broke through the bottleneck and ushered in a new stage of regional cooperation.
China Calls for Joint Action at Various Online Forums
There are two main presuppositions for the efforts to yield better results. The first is the preservation of peace and multilateralism. And the second is finding a balance to keep globalization alive, even if a more nuanced approach has been forged since the outbreak of the pandemic.
China Needs to Further Develop Effective Government and Efficient Market
The government needs to develop closer ties with market entities while maintaining integrity and impartiality.
Improve China-US Relations Through More Cultural Exchanges
While we Chinese scholars could do more to elaborate on China’s peaceful development and its foreign policy, our American counterparts may help Washington make the choice of living peacefully with a modernized, strong and prosperous China, a major country with a different culture and a different political and economic system.
Global Governance Faces Both Challenges and Opportunities
Unilateralism and protectionism are on the rise and there is a lack of coordination in trade and economic policies.
Highlights of China’s Diplomacy in the Post-Pandemic World
It is a period when the EU is reassessing its relationship with China—both sides have their own differences with the U.S. Brussels can play a crucial role as a major mediating power in a world marked by increasing multipolarity and the U.S.-instigated trade frictions.
An Analysis of Joe Biden’s Promised Foreign Policy to Understand Future China-U.S. Relations and Beyond
The future competition between China and the United States may be decided by the country that can continue to grow its middle class and expand the market.
As Predicted, Biden Wins, Trump Attacks, the U.S. Risks Greater Crises
One shudders to think where the U.S. will be in five, 15 or 30 years—even if Biden is able to govern effectively for the next four.
Expo Indicates Economic Globalization is Alive
Global accounting firm Deloitte, which has participated in all CIIEs since its inception in 2018, posted the message on its website that “only by connecting the world can we share the future” and its booth at the CIIE adopted an interactive design to present its innovative and digital solutions aiming at improving businesses’ digital transformation.