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Tackling Biodiversity Loss and Climate Crises Together
‘China has a lot to share with the international community on this, because I imagine it’s an incredibly challenging approach to try and implement in such large national scale.’
CHINA TODAY
Showing the World What Is Possible
Unlike elsewhere, there is no sensational news coming from China. There are no exploding gas pipelines, no shootings and no...
Preserving Biodiversity, an Urgent Demanding Task
The concepts of biodiversity and climate should be embedded in every decision we make regarding our development in the coming years.
A Call to Green and Robust Development
China has a lot to offer the world at this joyous occasion of its National Day celebration, as it gears up to take the center stage in global affairs.
One More Danger for the World
While some governments are warmongering, the people worldwide want to co-exist with one another in peace and dignity.
Tapping into the Potential of Asia-Europe Connectivity
As long as the EU treats regional and global connectivity construction in a pragmatic and peaceful manner, it can work with China to do a good job in regional connectivity construction.
The CPC Leadership Has Ensured China’s Development and Stability
Nepali Ambassador to China Mahendra Bahadur Pandey indicated that China’s ideology of valuing human life reveals the love and wisdom of China’s leadership.
Xinjiang in My Eyes
We are all Chinese, and we belong to one family. As long as everyone thinks in a united way, life will keep improving.
Setting the Record Straight on the Accomplishments of the CPC
The new order of global governance would be based on the true equality of nations, in which all countries have a say, and in which no nation is subject to the dictates of another or to a limited group of countries.
Stability and Development Are the Strongest Evidences of Human Rights
China protects, according to law, the political, economic, social, and cultural rights of its citizens, especially basic human rights — the rights to subsistence, health, and development.
An Open Xinjiang with Multi-Ethnic Beliefs
Embracing one or two main religions and the coexistence of multiple other religions made up the historical characteristics of Xinjiang’s religious structure.
BRI Nexus Promoting Multilateralism in a Post-Pandemic World
Multilateralism is not an option but a necessity as we build back better for a more equal, more resilient, and more sustainable world
A Family’s Century-Old Bond with China
We have seen China gradually develop from a war-torn, poor and weak country into a peaceful country, with one of the most important economies in the world, and now China strives to create a more peaceful and harmonious world for the entire humankind.