Cross-Straits cultural bonds unite the family

Although he is visiting in a private capacity, the visit of Ma Ying-jeou to the Chinese mainland on Monday has still captured much attention as the former Taiwan

New approaches needed to address global water crisis

With the lessening of the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact, the world is returning its focus to the most pressing existential threat — global warming and climate change and their devastating

Preventing local governments’ hidden debt risks

Finance is the foundation of governance, while fiscal reform is necessary to facilitate overall reform and implementation of policies. There is need therefore to reform a tax-sharing system

Vague ‘one-China policy’ no excuse for secessionists

According to a spokeswoman for her office, Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen will transit through New York and Los Angeles on her way to and from Central America, leaving

China-Russia ties a stabilizer for volatile world

President Xi Jinping’s state visit to Russia from Monday to Wednesday is his first foreign trip after being re-elected China’s president earlier this month. The visit has

Security over salary: Why do fresh graduates want civil service jobs?

The preference for job security over salary has been a common phenomenon among fresh graduates in China, especially for those civil service positions that are considered ‘iron bowl’

Practical promoter of peace in Middle East

The surprise announcement by Iran and Saudi Arabia that they had agreed to resume diplomatic relations after talks sponsored by China in Beijing last week has attracted attention

How English is taught is the problem to address By

Whether English deserves an equal status as Chinese and mathematics in the syllabuses of primary and middle schools, as well as in the college entrance exam, and whether

Chinese Dream  gets a new team

The one and a half hour long news conference of Premier Li Qiang on the concluding day of the annual session of the 14th National People’s Congress, China’s

High-quality development serves national rejuvenation

The Chinese people have confidence in the country’s future and are more inspired and resolved than ever to forge ahead under the leadership of the Communist Party of

Government set to pursue high-quality development and common interests

The central government has done a good job over the past five years in keeping the economy and employment growing within a rational range. It has done so

Meeting would be provocation no matter where

According to a recent report by the Financial Times, Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen will meet with US House of Representatives Speaker Kevin McCarthy in California next month while

Defense budget increase restrained despite complex security challenges

In stark contrast to many major countries around the world that have hiked their defense spending by a big margin in recent years, China’s defense budget will grow

TikTok target of anti-China paranoia

The furor in the United States over so-called Chinese spying, sparked by the Joe Biden administration’s botched response to an errant Chinese meteorological research balloon, has been given

China’s growth key driver of world recovery

One of the biggest fillips to the global economy this year will be the strong rebound in China’s economy thanks to the country adjusting its COVID-19 response after

US animosity toward Russia root cause of Ukraine conflict

Any proposal that fails to address the root cause of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict will not bring an end to the fighting and secure a comprehensive, just and

Washington’s risky imprudence in Straits

US Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Michael Chase has reportedly arrived in Taiwan for a visit. If reports about the senior Pentagon official’s trip turn out to be

‘Guardrails’ mustn’t be at cost of Chinese security

Wang Yi, director of the Office of the Foreign Affairs Commission of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, had “an unofficial engagement” with US Secretary of State

Safer world requires saying no to hegemony

With the hostilities in Ukraine showing no signs of abating and geopolitical tensions increasing on multiple fronts, Chinese top diplomat Wang Yi’s keynote speech at the Munich Security

Hysteria on full show in the Hollywoodly hyping up of nonexistent espionage threat

The United States is living its dream. Well a Hollywood one, at least. Defending itself from an invasion by UFOs. A US fighter jet shot down an “unidentified

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