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Decoding the Secrets of CPC’s Success
China is striving to help create a just and rational global governance system featuring cooperation and mutual benefit, and eventually build a community of harmony between humanity and nature.
GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE: CPC 100TH ANNIVERSARY
China for All Its Challenges and Complexities, Is an Extraordinary Teacher
A recent online discussion by an American who had lived in China for some years made some good points about what was likely...
Xi’s CPC Centenary Speech Offers Good Relations
The present Western hysteria about China must be replaced with realistic thinking and a win-win outlook.
Achieving a Xiaokang Society and the First Centenary Goal
While the world continued to face the COVID-19 crisis, China found a way to not only manage to overcome the pandemic and experience a robust economic recovery and eradicated the last vestiges of extreme poverty.
Marxian Economist Discusses China’s Rise to Global Prominence
Enhanced people-to-people exchanges would help break down the array of negative stereotypes about China. And perhaps forge new, stronger ties.
Next 100 Years of CPC and China
The success story of China under CPC’s leadership can be summarized in four phrases, 1) learning attitude, 2) gradual and continuous reform and 3) seek truth from Facts and 4) absolute prudence.
Together We Stand
We appreciate the international solidarity as expressed by the CPC, particularly its work in managing the COVID-19 crisis. Many countries have received vaccines from China, and its spirit of global cooperation is yielding results.
Xi’s Speech and CPC’s 100-Year Experience
As the CPC enters the next phase of 100 years, the leadership is firm and ready to uphold the foundation and lifeblood of the party and the country.
The West Assembles Its Media Arsenal
In China, strong leadership combined with an efficient Party apparatus and a public willing to put the needs of the community first resulted in the pandemic being brought under control within just a few months.
Kishore Mahbubani: What Makes China Different?
The best thing China can do is to continue its policy of opening up, and continue to increase trade with all countries, including the allies of the U.S., like the EU, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Thailand, the Philippines, and so on.
CPC’s 100 Years of “Routine Miracles”
History proves that a strong China is not a threat to peace but rather a force for it – and perhaps the only hope for the underdeveloped world that is still struggling in extreme poverty.
The CPC Represents Unity, Consensus and Long-Term Vision
It places the common good above personal interests, and the long-term interests of the nation above the short-term interests of the individual.