For a New Era
China’s modernisation effort is not only a call to duty to humanity, but an obligation to shoulder more responsibility with the world.
China’s modernisation effort is not only a call to duty to humanity, but an obligation to shoulder more responsibility with the world.
The extent to which the West has gone to counter BRI is a sign of China’s success.
Both China and the United States share close economic ties with other Asia-Pacific economies, and the improvement of their relations injects a strong boost into regional cooperation.
Without a doubt, President Xi’s San Francisco trip has stabilized China-U.S. ties and injected new impetus into Asia-Pacific cooperation. Before the meetings, a poster promised that ‘APEC is going to be EPIC.’ And it has.
The U.S. should discard the hawkish approach toward China and make full use of the current opportunities to improve the bilateral relations for the sake of stability and prosperity of the world.
The development of China-U.S. ties matters a great deal for the Asia Pacific and the world as a whole. The definition of China-U.S. relations can only be friendly.
A shared future envisaged in the UN 2030 Agenda can only be achieved through the collective efforts of all countries.
China’s call for building a community with a shared future for all mankind is not a cynical slogan to expose the self-seeking nature of Western hegemony.
In response to the new era, Chinese modernization offers an alternative to Western liberal capitalist principles.
I see the internet as an important battleground for hearts and minds – an opportunity to turn young people into China’s friends before others have the opportunity to make them our enemies.
Today, more than ever, the digital revolution must be an inclusive sustainable development revolution that brings us closer and does not divide us, that builds bridges among cultures and does not burn them.
The international community must focus on peace and development and cooperate with Russia and China to bring about this better world.