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What Is Socialism with Chinese Characteristics?
Fundamentally, it’s a social and political development concept innovated by the CPC, one that connects a socialistic vision with Chinese realities.
BEIJING REVIEW
The CPC at 104: Longevity, Resilience and the Turn to Governance
At 104 years old, the Communist Party of China (CPC) stands as one of the enduring and consequential mass political parties...
Bitter Fruits
The trend of selective news avoidance and the rising distrust in the news are the bitter fruits the Western media must now harvest from the seeds it has long been sowing.
Building a Strong Force for Peace
The people’s armed forces have safeguarded national sovereignty, security and development interests, and made great contributions to maintaining world and regional peace and stability as the military of a responsible large country.
Blip to Boost
What China pursues is a stable and sound economic environment, stressing a month-on-month growth rate that can better reflect the extent of economic recovery than the year-on-year rate against the backdrop of domestic and international economic turmoil.
Saving the Planet Together
To strike a balance between a greener planet and energy security could be a tall order. When leaders work together, optimism is generated.
Veni? Yes. Vidi? Yes. Vici? No
There remains no legitimate reason for Pelosi to visit Taiwan, no matter how much she and other U.S. officials will spin her trip. Her most obvious purpose for going: to irritate Beijing.
A Close-up Look at New Trends in China-U.S.-EU Relations
A mechanism for high-level dialogue and coordination between China, the U.S. and the EU would play a positive role in promoting world peace and common development.
Why Some People Turn a Blind Eye to Climate Change
The reason that really stops people from accepting climate change is their own benefit and interest.
Real Culprits for Global Food Crisis
Trapped in a global food crisis, the world should work together to weather storms rather than seeking scapegoats.
Synergies in Higher Education Are Imperative
When universities work together, the likelihood for scientific breakthroughs in moving humanity forward will increase and the risk of misunderstandings will reduce.
Getting Things off the Ground
Putting aside political factors, business is business and Boeing needs to gear up and improve its safety culture as soon as possible; otherwise nothing will get off the ground.
A Wild Goose Chase
Washington is going against the worldwide common aspiration by trying to use the Middle East as a stage for geopolitical games among major powers.