China’s Role in The Future of Europe

正Sino-European relations are not only mutually beneficial, but also mutually transformational The redistribution of global power has changed the relations between the great powers and invites them to reconsider their diplomatic priorities. In the aftermath of World War II, the future of Europe was proactively shaped by the United States,     

The Secret of China’s Development

China is undergoing the fastest development in history–one that has invigorated the country and changed the world. China therefore stands out in the international community.Many people wonder what the secret of this astonishing development is. But if you were to ask a thousand people what they thought, you would get a thousand and one     

The Making of China’s Public Policy

Editor’s note: Last April 17 U.S. o cials came to the Center for U.S.-ChinaRelations at Tsinghua University to attend a seminar on such topics as China’spolitical system, foreign policy, trade policy, military modernization and media.As contacts between China and the U.S. are growing closer, mutual communication and trust become     

Progress in China’s Human Rights in 2009

The Information Office of the State Council, or China＇s Cabinet, issued a white paper on Progress in China＇s Human Rights in 2009 on Sept. 26, 2010. Following is the full text filed by Xinhua News Agency：     

Key Issues in China’s Tax Reform

正TAX reform is one of the most widely discussed issues in China.In this respect,it is far from being unique!In the U.S.,disputes over health care payments and taxation of better-off citizens underlined last year’s government shutdown.The question of who will pay the tax increases that are inevitable in China as it begins to build more comprehensive health care and social security systems will be key not only to its economic development,but also to its     

China’s Giant Leap in Space Exploration

AT 10:03 am on June 29,the Shenzhou-9 spacecraft returned to Earth to land in northern Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region,ending the 302-hour journey in space of the operation’s three astronauts,Jing Haipeng,Liu Wang and Liu Yang,China’s first woman astronaut.     

Coordinating Regional Development in China’s Economy

Central and western China is seeking to stimulate economic growth through its advantages in labor, resources and geography and its regional planning policies. Meanwhile, eastern China is feeling the pressure brought by economic restructuring and aims to release it using resource integration and institutional reform.     

The Value Choices of China’s Human Rights Model

The cause of human rights in contemporary China has developed rapidly and achieved great accomplish-ments. Everyone who lives in China     

The Plight of China’s Breast Cancer Screening Program

PROFESSOR Xu Guangwei, 74-year-old former chairman of the Chinese Anti-Cancer Association （CACA）, worked as a surgeon his whole life. He has various regrets, but nothing arouses more complicated feelings than the ＂Breast Cancer Screening for One Million Women＂ project that he initiated after retirement.     

The Iron Man Deng Zhiyuan redraws China’s calligraphy landscape

THE calligrapher is a humble man,yet as he elaborates on the intricacies of creating a perfectly proportioned Chinese character - if,as he says,there is such a thing - the pride he takes in work shines through.In     

The U.S.Debt Crisisand China’s Countermeasures

ON August 5, 2011, the international credit-rating agency Standard & Poor’s (S&P) downgraded its U.S. long-term debt assessment from AAA to AA+ with a negative outlook. For the first time in its history the U.S. lost its prized AAA status, sending shock waves through the global financial markets. To a large extent, the credit crisis has emerged from the U.S. government’s     

Push for New Developments in China’s Human Rights

In June 2012,with the approval of the State Council,the State Council Information Office issued the National Human Rights Action Plan(2012-15)(the"Action Plan"),the second national plan under the same theme.In the past two years,under the leadership of the CPC Central Committee and General Secretary Xi Jinping,the Action Plan     

Why China’s Economy Will Grow Strongly in 2012

THE start of 2012 is a suitable moment to look at China’s economic prospects for the New Year. The overall outlook is clear-China’s economy will continue to grow strongly,remaining the world’s fastest growing major economy and outperforming Western pessimists’ predictions.     

The Role of China＇s Imports in the Global Economy

ENTERING the WTO in 2001 has not only brought China a share in trade dividends but also opened up greater opportunities for the world economy.     

WANA in 2012 and China’s Relations with Arab Countries

THE year 2012 saw dramatic changes in the WANA(West Asia and North Africa)region,wrought by intertwining conflicts,divisions and regroupings among various forces,each intent on gaining superior development,status and influence.The discussion on the Middle East issue last September in the United Nations General Assembly took the form of stormy debates,albeit weaponless,no less fierce     

Big Risks, Big Opportunities China’s growing numbers of investors in Africa need to fine-tune their knowledge of local conditions

Zhang Hongmei cannot control her excitement at the thought of the company she works for increasing their footprint in Africa. As sales manager for Fuzhou Jump Smart Cards Co. Ltd., she told Beijing Review at the Second China (Beijing) International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTS) that "Chinese companies, including us, are favored by African countries."     

The Long road to equality：China’s Disabled make Giant strides

SUFFERING from congeni-tal cataracts, Ping Yali never had a chance to see the world. While still a little girl, she was enrolled in a school for the visually impaired. There, her talent as a sprinter im-pressed her Pe teacher,     

The Future in Their Hands——Wenchuan’s Recovery

IT has been three years since a devastating earthquake struck Wenchuan,Sichuan Province,a catastrophe that took some 70,000 lives and left nearly 20,000 missing and millions homeless.The Chinese government set a three-year target to rebuild the area and to restore normality for those affected,pledging an investment of over RMB one trillion for the purpose.The ambitious recovery project is unprecedented both in the huge amount of investment proposed and the tight timescale imposed.It is aimed at providing earthquake victims not only with new homes,but also an economic environment conducive to improved living conditions and sustainable development.Not content with offering the people just any future,the project offers a better future.Three years on,the time is ripe to check whether these goals have been met.     

China’s Economy Fueled by Domestic Demand and Foreign Trade in 2012

IN 2012, the effects of the world financial crisis are still lingering.China’s economic rise continues to draw worldwide attention; and the appreciation of the RMB, the country’s large stockpiles of foreign reserves and its export strength are all perennial topics of debate among media commentators.With many countries around the world still ne- gotiating the rapids of economic recovery, will China avoid the tumult and chart its own smooth course of growth over the next couple of years?