Source: Beijing Daily, National Development and Reform, The Paper, and People’s Daily In China, every new national plan signals new opportunities. These blueprints indicate which industries will benefit from related policy support, which in turn shapes corporate strategies and investor confidence for years to come. To grasp how this

Editor's Note: Is China still a developing country? This question is not just about an economic problem. Actually, from a broader perspective, the answer to this question is deeply related to the responsibility that China should take, how China should be treated by the Western and Southern world,

Editor’s Note: LABUBU may seem like an overnight global sensation, but behind the worldwide craze for this wide-mouthed, mischievous-eyed doll lies years of dedication and development by POP MART—the company that brought it to life. Beyond LABUBU's viral success, the rise of POP MART and other

By Pierre Picquart Recently, a piece of news sparked widespread attention on social media: The star player of the NBA's San Antonio Spurs, Victor Wembanyama, had his head shaved at the Shaolin Temple and separated from his entourage to undergo a 10-day seclusion for spiritual practice. This was

By Wei Pan, Chair Professor at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Macau, Director of the Institute of Global and Public Affairs Few grand strategies of major powers are rooted in conspiracy; they are, more often than not, overt and straightforward. In his second term, Trump is wasting no

By Wang Fan Recent international surveys conducted by several Western consulting firms have highlighted a trend: China's global favorability is steadily rising. As a responsible major country, China's concepts and practices in global governance are gaining recognition from people in more and more countries. Based on

The Chinese and U.S. teams held "professional, rational, in-depth, and candid" discussions on the economy and trade. By Ryan Yeh Li Chenggang, China international trade representative with the Ministry of Commerce and vice minister of commerce, made the remarks when briefing the press following the first meeting

Editors' Note: The 2025 Gaokao, China’s national college entrance examination, started on June 7 and runs through June 8. For many Chinese students, this exam is seen as one of the most important opportunities in their lives to pursue their dreams. Some even joke that Gaokao decides your

“China can now look the world in the eye.” Chinese President Xi Jinping declared during the Two Sessions in 2021. The phrase resonated deeply with the Chinese public, encapsulating the spiritual and psychological transformation of the Chinese people in the new era. “Looking the world in the eye” is a