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Confidence-building measures in climate and tech governance can facilitate mutual trust

The so-called "clash of civilizations" is superficially attractive as an explanation for why nations misunderstand each other. But we have demonstrated before, and can again, our ability to adjust our expectations

A foreigner experiences free nucleic acid tests in Beijing

An editorial consultant with Beijing Review shares her experience of nucleic acid tests

Infrastructure for Tomorrow

AIIB President Jin Liqun talks about the bank's ambitions

Countdown starts to Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games

On January 18, President Xi Jinping, while inspecting preparations for the Games, called for advancing the work against difficulties. China is pulling out all the stops to ensure the Games will be a success

China is doing its best combating a prominent threat– global warming

Without any doubt, the planet will keep warming in this century. The thing that perplexes climate scientists is how much the temperature will rise by 2100

Mainstream media push to discredit China's vaccines

So far, China has developed three leading vaccines in the fight against COVID-19, produced by the companies Sinopharm, Sinovac and CanSino

Help for Xinjiang or a knockout blow?

The U.S. "cotton ban" doesn't promote human rights. It is another coercive economic measure against China that hurts the very people it says it seeks to help

Building the global community of shared future in a changing world

The COVID-19 pandemic has underscored the instability and inequity of the current system. The world is standing at the threshold of great change — everything must be completely reimagined.

No time for resting on laurels

According to the official data on the economic performance in 2020 releases by the National Bureau of Statistics on January 18, the overall growth for the year is 2.3 percent, making China the only major economy to notch up growth in a year of global pandemic

How far can the Biden administration go to rebuild trust with China?

Biden's approach to China will be fundamentally different not because he is especially, or even slightly, pro-China, but because his mindset and experiences have shaped a style of leading that is so fundamentally different from Trump's

Certainty must be restored

Certainty must be restored to the U.S.-China relationship in all things. Americans and Chinese are in a historically good long-term relationship and should help one another to provide the best for the world