I hope that the idea of putting people’s safety and well-being first can become a general principle throughout the world, that others can make this general idea a reality in their civilizational contexts as well.
The world is no safer from what it used to be. But China is emerging stronger and better engaged within it.
To remove the technology-based bottleneck and climb the ladder of quality and industrial sophistication requires perseverance and enduring efforts.
Without disregarding the existence of universal values, China underlines the relevance of cultural differences in each country and differences in domestic governance models.
China will be an exciting place to live and work over the next coming decades.
It is through these political structures that the participation of the people in the administration and supervision of the government is guaranteed.
China’s NEVs help to reduce carbon emissions by an estimated 50 million tons annually.
China’s green financial development is expected to be a huge magnet for foreign investors.
There is still a long way to go, especially in narrowing the gap between urban and rural areas, but the current achievements are solid proof of the Chinese government’s irrevocable commitment to the happiness and well-being of people.
After seven years’ investment of time and effort in reaching this agreement, it would be a pity if it simply came into existence and then brought about no change at all.
China and BRI countries have made great breakthroughs in trade, investment, and cooperation in international industrial capacity.
The ultimate goal of technological innovation is to satisfy the vast needs of our people.
