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  • Wang Huiyao: India, China must look to the future

    This week, Chinese President Xi Jinping and India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi will seek to reinforce Sino-Indian ties as they wander among the ancient structures of Mamallapuram. Local sites have been spruced up ahead of the summit, with roads repaved and gates repainted. However, recent events are a reminder that it will take more than a fresh lick of paint to cover cracks in the relationship between the two countries.

    October 11 , 2019
  • Andy Mok:Disappointing but not surprising hypocrisy on U.S. blacklisting of Chinese entities for ‘human rights’ abuses

    On Monday, the U.S. placed 28 Chinese organizations on a blacklist for alleged human rights abuses in southwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. The Chinese companies and public security organs were placed on what is called an "entity list", which bans them from buying American technology unless Washington grants a specific waiver.

    October 10 , 2019
  • Wang Huiyao: Returnees help voice of China to be heard

    In the new era of globalization, the concept of innovation-driven development has been embraced by China and its people. As a leading force of innovation, generations of Chinese overseas returnees have played a major role in China's globalization in the past 70 years.

    October 10 , 2019
  • Wang Huiyao: Returnees help voice of China to be heard

    In the new era of globalization, the concept of innovation-driven development has been embraced by China and its people. As a leading force of innovation, generations of Chinese overseas returnees have played a major role in China's globalization in the past 70 years.

    October 10 , 2019
  • Harvey Dzodin: 70th anniversary parade reflects China’s great progress

    The magnificent 70th anniversary parade celebrating New China had many notable highlights, especially President Xi Jinping's address. William Shakespeare wrote that "brevity is the soul of wit". Today we'd say it differently: "less is more". In less than 10 minutes, President Xi managed to highlight and emphasize a number of the most important themes, elements of which were graphically and dramatically demonstrated in the parade that followed. The magnificent 70th anniversary parade celebrating New China had many notable highlights, especially President Xi Jinping's address. William Shakespeare wrote that "brevity is the soul of wit". Today we'd say it differently: "less is more". In less than 10 minutes, President Xi managed to highlight and emphasize a number of the most important themes, elements of which were graphically and dramatically demonstrated in the parade that followed.

    October 04 , 2019
  • Laurence Brahm: Nothing will stop China’s progress

    Personally participating in the October 1 National Day 70thAnniversary celebrations, there are some observations that I wish to share. The scale of the celebration was unprecedented to my knowledge. The messages that can be decoded from the symbolism that unfolded from two days of events beginning on September 30 were crystal clear.

    October 02 , 2019
  • Wang Huiyao: China is ready to play a bigger role in world affairs

    The 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China on October 1 is an occasion to look back on the nation's momentous progress and consider what role it will play in the world over the next seven decades. China has benefited greatly from embracing globalization and its institutions such as the World Trade Organization, the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. As China's economy continues to expand, Beijing's role in the future will be to safeguard and enhance the international liberal order.

    October 01 , 2019
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