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【China-US Focus】Zhou Xiaoming: China’s Journey to Modernity
March has been a busy and productive month for both legislators in Washington and their Chinese counterparts. Members of Congress, having battled day and night, passed a $1.9 trillion rescue package that will potentially turbocharge the economy of the United States. On the western side of the Pacific, the National People’s Congress, China’s legislature, wound up its seven-day annual deliberations on March 11, having made a number of transformative decisions.
March 22 , 2021 -
Zhou Xiaoming: How to win global fight against virus
The novel coronavirus has infected more than 117 million people and claimed over 2.6 million lives worldwide in the past one year, causing the global economy to contract by about 4 percent. The pandemic is still raging in many parts of the world. And no country can be safe until all countries are from the virus.
March 15 , 2021 -
Laurence Brahm: China draws the line on fiscal and monetary policy
When asked about fiscal and monetary policy Premier Li drew the line. China will not be following the United States' model of quantitative easing or the purchase back of debt as a guarantee for issuing more liquidity into the market.
March 12 , 2021 -
【CGTN】Wang Huiyao: How China and EU can help with Asia’s post-pandemic recovery
The world expects China's economic recovery can help to boost other countries and regions' economy. The EU would become a more relevant partner for Asia through the cooperation with China, especially through the new investment agreement with China.
March 11 , 2021 -
【Beijing Review】Priority areas for cooperation emerge from security meeting
Three areas have emerged as priorities for international cooperation from the special edition of the Munich Security Conference held virtually on Feb. 19, where participants discussed how to rebuild and renew the transatlantic alliance in the face of global threats such as the COVID-19 pandemic and climate change.
March 10 , 2021 -
He Weiwen: Trade uptick augurs well for China’s economic prospect
China's goods imports and exports jumped by a surprisingly 41.2 percent year-on-year during January to February in 2021, to $834.49 billion, with exports at $468.87 billion, up 60.6 percent and imports at $365.62 billion, 22.2 percent higher.
March 09 , 2021 -
Harvey Dzodin: China sets its eye on innovation
While every government report is densely packed with information, this year’s report is especially important because of the unique confluence of events. First, it follows China's successful battle against, and recovery from, COVID-19. Second, it's been a year of remarkable milestones. Third, it marks the end of China’s 13th Five Year Plan (2016-2020) and the beginning of the 14th Five Year Plan (2021-2025).
March 08 , 2021
