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China-US Trade Talk in Stockholm: What’s New?

China-US Trade Talk in Stockholm: What’s New?

Dear Reader, On July 28, China and the United States held their third round of “trade talks” in Stockholm—though by now, these discussions seem to have drifted far beyond the realm of commerce alone. Both sides described the Stockholm talks as “constructive” and agreed to further extend the mutual

BRICS and A New Order Behind It

BRICS and A New Order Behind It

It’s not Anti-Western, it’s Post-Western. Editor’s Note: Trump is growing furious over BRICS, branding it as “anti-American.” But perhaps the real issue isn’t BRICS itself—it’s the current world order, led by a United States that, under Trump’s administration, seems to be running an

China’s GDP Grows 5.3% in H1 Amid Headwinds—How and What’s Next?

China’s GDP Grows 5.3% in H1 Amid Headwinds—How and What’s Next?

Dear Reader, China’s GDP grew by 5.3% in the first half of 2025, data recently released by China’s National Bureau of Statistics showed. This performance exceeded many expectations, especially considering the combination of external tariff pressures, sluggish domestic demand, and a continuing real estate crisis. Seeing this

Beyond Commemoration: Understanding China's Development Since Victory in World War II

Beyond Commemoration: Understanding China's Development Since Victory in World War II

By Ding Gang In September, China will solemnly commemorate the 80th anniversary of the victory in the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. This commemoration is not only a time to collectively remember history and honor the martyrs, but also a pivotal moment for the world to re-examine China'

China’s Reform and Opening-up: A Relay Race with No Finish Line - The Road of China's Transformation in My Eyes

China’s Reform and Opening-up: A Relay Race with No Finish Line - The Road of China's Transformation in My Eyes

By AbdelaZiz Sallam "Reform and opening-up are always ongoing and will never end." For me, an Arab who has lived in China for more than a decade, this sentence is not just a political slogan. It is a true portrayal of the development of China that I have

Countering Monetary Shockwaves

Countering Monetary Shockwaves

By Zhang Ming|China Daily Global Beijing must advance the dual-circulation development strategy, accelerate the diversification of its foreign exchange reserves and prudently advance the internationalization of the renminbi. With the collapse of the Bretton Woods system in the early 1970s, the international monetary system entered the era of the

The Enduring Legacy: How the Great Victory 80 Years Ago Shapes Today’s China

The Enduring Legacy: How the Great Victory 80 Years Ago Shapes Today’s China

By Ryan Yeh September 3, 2025, marks the 80th anniversary of China’s victory in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. On that day, as the world’s gaze once again turns to Beijing Tian’anmen Square, it will witness a grand, meticulously organized military parade. Neatly aligned formations,