Preventing Islamic risk on ‘Belt and Road’
When promoting OBOR, China should fully consider risk returns, and try to maximize returns while minimizing risk.
Sino-Russian deals should be realistic
China should attach importance to Russia, but it cannot overly depend on it.
Socialist govts have most impact on human rights
Success of socialist China is contrasted with the failure of capitalist countries.
Still work to do despite development achievements
It is China’s return on its last decades of social investment that makes me so optimistic.
South China Sea verdict could be further politically exploited
On June 29, the Permanent Court of Arbitration announced that the award of the South China Sea (SCS) Arbitration initiated by the Philippines against China will be issued on July 12.
US rhetoric over South China Sea serves only to advance its own agenda
The so-called South China Sea arbitration, which is expected to produce a verdict on July 12, is yet another global deformity.
Youngsters deserve chance to make mistakes
One of my cousins is faced with a tough decision – which university to apply to and which major to choose. Her parents asked my advice the other day, but when I raised the question of what does my cousin wants, the answer was “She doesn’t know.”
Corridors to success
When visiting Beijing’s famous traditional courtyard houses, few people notice the narrow passageways, often riddled with insects and dangling electric cables. But such a corridor, built with crumbling concrete and bricks, can sell at a staggering price.
Party’s self-building decides China’s future
July 1 is an important day for China. It is the Communist Party of China’s (CPC) 95th anniversary.
The day also marked the return of Britain’s former colony Hong Kong 19 years ago.
Party discipline essential to fight terrorism in Xinjiang
Ethnic unity is always the mainstream ideal for the Party and government.
CPC determined to strictly, comprehensively, concretely govern itself
The CPC is consistently on a path toward comprehensively and strictly governing itself, said Xi Jinping, Chinese president and general secretary of the CPC Central Committee, during a key meeting of the country’s top anti-graft watchdog on January 12th.
Building institutions key to CPC governance
The CPC has followed the mass line and carried out a number of people-oriented activities.
Release grass-roots energy to rekindle reform
Officials should spur themselves to keep a positive, accountable attitude.
Media to blame for false view of sea spat
The Chinese leadership must have already calculated the pros and cons of such development.