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In the future, China-U.S. relations will continue to face many challenges. The U.S. may continue to engage in confrontation in some fields, but in many more fields what it needs most is cooperation with China

A holiday hot spot

The vitality of China's consumer market during the recent holiday demonstrates the huge potential and diversified development trends of domestic consumption, which is poised to become one of the country's major economic drivers

Calling on consumers

China, the world's second largest consumer market, boasts the biggest middle-income group globally, offering vast investment and consumption potential

Safe, equitable and productive

As a still developing country with a huge population, China has needed to overcome numerous challenges in the administration of its labor relations and social security over recent decades

The proximity advantage

Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to the three Southeast Asian countries demonstrated China's confidence in teaming up with its neighbors to address global challenges

The tariff tightrope

The Trump administration's "reciprocal tariff" policy, unveiled on April 2 under the banner of ensuring fair trade for the United States, has sparked strong opposition from world economies and triggered a wave of countermeasures

Shared insights for shared challenges

Nujiang's experience in eliminating absolute poverty is a major success story in China's miracle of poverty reduction

Innovate, collaborate and elevate

Against a global backdrop of growing uncertainty, shifting geopolitical dynamics, trade disruptions and financial instability, recent high-level forums signaled China's commitment to providing certainty and stability in a tumultuous world, as well as its intention to create new opportunities for global economic development

Peak performance

Xizang is focusing on achieving balanced regional development by promoting high-quality development

Boosting confidence

The growing global significance of China's economic and social development has placed its annual Two Sessions among the world's most-watched political events

Measuring progress and making plans

As 2025 is the final year of China's 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25) period and a crucial year to lay foundations for the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30), this year's full sessions of the National People's Congress and the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, known as the Two Sessions, are particularly significant

Private ventures, collective growth

At a symposium on private enterprises held in Beijing on February 17, Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized the pivotal role of the private economy in driving scientific and technological innovation, as well as industrial upgrading

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