Op-Ed Blog
Why Britain should hold onto its leading position in RMB trading
Britain should try to keep a tight hold of its dominant position in offshore renminbi trading as it'll help reduce the risks to its position as a leading world financial center, brought about by Brexit.
Only cooperation and dialogue can secure a safer world
The annual Munich Security Conference has wrapped up, with most countries embracing the idea of cooperation and dialogue, as well as multilateralism in securing a safer world.
Chemical weapons attack footage in Syria 'staged' by western media
From WMDs in Iraq to chemical weapons in Syria and the "death" of a Uyghur artist in China's Xinjiang, the Western Media is a shareholder in the age of fake news.
What lesson should be learned from staged BBC story on Syria?
If a staged story is reported as a true story, it can be as damaging as lying.
China-U.S. trade talks taking a big step forward
As China and the United States race against the clock to reach a deal before the March 1 deadline, there’s a good chance that the two countries can achieve a fair and mutually beneficial agreement.
Warsaw conference exposes ongoing divisions on Iran policy
Washington's efforts to form an alliance against Iran appear unlikely to bear fruit in the short term, and there is a long way to go before peace can be restored in the Middle East.
Why China remains a magnet for foreign investment
China has been a top performer when it came to attracting foreign investment in the adverse global environment of 2018. As the country continues to streamline its business environment, it's expected to remain a magnet for foreign capital inflows.
Robust holiday consumption signifies steady upward trend
Consumption in the Chinese market during the week-long Lunar New Year holiday experienced a strong growth, a sign that China will remain a powerful engine propelling global economic growth.
Chinese New Year injects new vitality into world tourism
The craze for travelling abroad during Chinese New Year has become a new bridge for connecting China to the rest of the world. It is estimated that some 7 million overseas trips will be made during the holiday.
Opening up delivers more imported products
Thanks to China's opening up, shoppers across the country are filling their baskets with a wide range of imported products to help them celebrate the arrival of the New Year and the country's increasing prosperity.
How technology has reshaped Chinese New Year
Technology is reshaping the Spring Festival season in China. With the country about to further open-up its market, the lives of Chinese people could soon see more profound changes.
Petroyuan: A fledgling with the potential to soar
The petroyuan system is in its infancy. But substantial global trading of oil paid for with the yuan is an increasingly likely reality that we need to start planning for now.
China-U.S. trade talks look set to turn a crisis into an opportunity
The progress made during China-U.S. trade talks has made it possible for both sides to turn a crisis into an opportunity.
New report shows China’s growth into a global investment powerhouse
A new report shows that the encouragement and support China’s government provides to enterprises making direct investments abroad is paying dividends for the economy.
China promotes a higher level of openness based on rules
China will actively carry out structural reforms by learning from and seeking alignment with advanced international rules, standards and management system.
China keen to work with others to share the benefits of future growth
The fourth industrial revolution and technological innovation offers the world tremendous opportunity. China is willing and eager to work with others to ensure that all countries have an equal opportunity to prosper.
Looking to China's past to better understand its future
By looking at China's development from a broad historical, cultural and philosophical perspective, its actions and future directions can be better understood.
The future of globalization 4.0 requires countries to work together
The absence of many leaders from Davos reflects, to some extent, the deep concern about global political and economic uncertainty. So what happened to the road to globalization?
Being rationally optimistic about China's economic growth
China's economy is maintaining healthy momentum, despite increasingly downward pressure.
Broad-based tax cuts to benefit small and micro enterprises
The tax cuts for small and micro enterprises in China will help to stimulate the economy and support job market growth.