Farewell,Shanghai Expo--Legacy of the Shanghai Expo

WU JIANMIN is an experienced diplomat who served as China＇s Ambassador to the Netherlands and to France, and a former president of China Foreign Affairs University. He was elected chairman of the International Exhibition Bureau in 2003 and vice president of the European Academy of Sciences in 2007.     

China Must Participate in the Debate on World Order

WORLD ORDER,the book authored by 91-year-old statesman Dr.Henry Kissinger,who served as Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs and later concurrently as Secretary of State in the administrations of Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford,and whose opinion was subsequently sought by five U.S.Presidents,sparked a global discussion upon its publication in 2014,one that merits China’s attention.     

Looking Back 60 Years： Personal Recollections--Grace Under Pressure：My Dance with Diplomacy

THIS October 1 marks the 60th anniversary of the People＇s Republic of China. On October 1, 1949, Mao Zedong stood on the Tian＇anmen Rostrum, declaring to the world, The Chinese people have arisen.     

Fresh Start for Sino-U.S. Relations

THIS past September I made a ten-day visit to the U.S., covering Washington D.C., New York City and Portland, Or-egon. The idea was to meet with local politicians, intellectuals, media members and Joe Average, and, I was impressed. I had never before seen the magnitude of interest that American people were now showing in China. The intensity of attention that local politicians, economists and journalists were directing towards China, and the degree of enthusiasm for Chinese culture and language, even in an average city like Portland, surprised me.     

The World Needs a Chinese Dream

China’s opening-up and reform provide the room for all citizens to fulfill their ambitions.DURING my tenure as its president, China Foreign Affairs University (CFAU) jointly sponsored the Chinese Dream and the Harmonious World seminar for three consecutive years from 2006 to 2008 in partnership with Beijing Foreign Studies University,     

China Promises a More Open Econmy

IN November 2013, the Third Plenary Session of the 18th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China （CPC） approved ＂a , decision on major issues concerning comprehensive and far-reaching reforms,＂ and concluded the meeting with a communiqu revealing China＇s long-term goals.     

Be Calm,Be Confident——Some Thoughts on the Approach of the 2008 Olympic Games

AS the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games approach, China has become the focus of world media attention. Certain groups hostile to the PRC have been using the occasion to demonize the country and pressure the government. They have made a concerted effort to stir up trouble and generate controversy at home and abroad, and a number of Western media have amplified the resulting cacophony, producing distorted reports about China and infuriating Chinese everywhere.     

Public Diplomacy - A Fresh Experience

Ivisited Belgium and France from June 23 to 27 last summer with a delegation from the China Entrepreneur Club （CEC）. My third overseas trip with a CEC delegation, this brief visit on a tight schedule nonetheless left me with deep impressions.     

Difficulties,Solutions, and Hope

正THE 10th Beijing-Tokyo Forum convened in late September carries considerable significance,in light of the recent deterioration of Sino-Japanese relations to a new low.The seemingly intractable problems of territorial disputes and mutual political distrust that have further alienated the two nations bring to mind the phrase Chinese     

Help the Neighbors

Support from Beijing has boosted Chengde’s economic and social developmentChengde City, Hebei Province, a famous tourism city, has a unique location. It is adjacent to Beijing, China’s political and