Stop Demonizing China by Exploiting the Coronavirus Crisis
There is no doubt that China with its 1.4 billion people will again conquer the “people’s war”, (coronavirus crisis) with firm resolve.
The Fog of Sophism in A Time of Sinophobia
Such an unfounded classification introduces a much broader and fundamental issue, not a rivalry in trade or technology, but a competition for what can be called cognitive security.
The Covid-19 Outbreak: Lessons to Learn, A Nation to Respect
China has evidently demonstrated the strength of its political system in tackling national crisis, this time, during the sudden outbreak of a contagious virus. The swift actions taken and enormous sacrifices made by the country, and the unremitting efforts and tenacity of its people in fighting the spread of the virus deserve the respect of the world.
The Battle Against Coronavirus Promotes China-Japan Relations
Today, once one country encounters difficulties, the whole region and even the world will get involved, so we should jointly deal with the emergencies.” This time, Japan not only talked the talk, but also walked the walk.
Lessons the World Can Learn from Coronavirus
It is vital that accurate and practical information and guidance is provided as soon as a public health issue emerges, to educate people in how to calmly and safely respond. It is times like this that we need to listen to experts rather than gossip and take measures based on evidence rather than fear.
Feb 5, 2020
Wang Haifeng
How Can We Cope with the Economic Impact of the Epidemic?
It can be preliminarily predicted that the novel coronavirus is likely to hit China’s economy heavily in the first quarter but moderately for the whole year.
Wang Haifeng
China’s Rise Is No Threat to the Liberal International Order
China’s growth is being realized within the existing international order. China has no reason to sabotage it nor the intention to supplant America’s global preeminence.
How Tension Between the US and Iran May Affect China
China, as the largest importer of crude oil in the world, and a big net importer of the resource, to the point where imports constitute for 75 percent of total usage in the country according to Forbes Magazine, really needs to pay close attention to what is going on in this region, especially in relation to the US and Iran.
Phase One Deal Signed – So What Comes Next?
The Phase One deal contains potential for escalation, leaves much of the tariffs in place and does not deal with some of the broader and more difficult challenges experienced by the two economic superpowers, yet Beijing and Washington appear considerably optimistic.
China’s Aerospace Program Moving Ahead with Light-Speed
China’s space program is guided by a three-phased plan released in 1992.
Pawn for Foreign Forces will End in Shameful Failure in Hong Kong
The ugly violence can bring Hong Kong nothing but ruins.
Year-Ender: Will 2020 See the Start of the Asian Century?
Are we witnessing ‘the end of Western hegemony over the world’, and if so, where is new leadership likely to arise from as we enter a new decade?
