Op-Ed Blog
Baijiu ban a reminder that China's corruption crackdown not over
China's anti-corruption has achieved positive results, but the fight isn't over.
Where is the road leading for Brexit?
The political leaders of the United Kingdom need to find a way forward through what is becoming an increasingly intractable political crisis.
Finland, China — Far more than risk-free partners
China and Finland are much more than risk-free partners. They are in many ways highly complementary to one another.
China's IP experts finished a busy year, and have another one ahead
Intellectual property protections have been strengthening in China, but there is still much to do to ensure that the country maximizes the benefits of innovation.
Summers: Bilateral trade balances are economically absurd
Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers believes, for the complex global economy, the idea of reaching bilateral trade balances is economically absurd.
A good outcome to the trade dispute requires work by both sides
There is a sense of renewed optimism that progress has been made in the latest round of China-US trade talks, but success relies on both sides doing the hard work that’s required to make a lasting deal.
Xi's proposal a pragmatic roadmap for reunification
President Xi's proposal for peaceful reunification with Taiwan provides an opportunity for people on both sides of the Straits to create a shared future together.
New Year brings both uncertainty, opportunity for China's economy
China is determined to further deepen its reform and opening up, and won't slide backwards into seclusion.
Taiwan question arose from chaos, and will be resolved with unity
The Taiwan question arose from a period of national disorder, but it will without doubt be resolved by unity.
China has achieved great things through hard work
When many marvel at China’s process of industrialization completed in just a few decades, they attribute this success to the hard work of China’s people.
The sun will rise, and China will be here tomorrow
The past four decades of reform and opening up in China gives rise to optimism. Just as we can be sure that the sun will rise tomorrow, we can be certain that China’s people are ready for whatever challenges ahead.
Xi-Trump phone talks signal commitment to cooperation
China and the US meeting halfway is important for an early solution to trade issues.
China proposes striking back hard on patent infringers
By imposing a high price on infringements, China's revised patent law is expected to provide stronger protection for both Chinese and foreign patent holders.
Asia's dragon and elephant need to find a way to dance together
China and India, as the two largest developing countries and the world's most populous nations, share common views and interests. Through cooperation, they can lead the region into the "Asian Century".
China is cutting cheques for global stability
As the UN's second largest contributor, China has no desire to take on the mantle of global hegemony.
Three dimensions of the Chinese economy explained
The Chinese economy has always been overcoming difficulties and climbing hills, each time showing that it can resist risk and turn crises into opportunities.
China's blueprints key to past success and ticket to future growth
Consistency and determination have been an inseparable part of China’s development over the past 40 years.
GM's factory shutdowns provide lessons for China auto market
It's probably worthwhile for players in China's auto market to think about why General Motors is closing some of its existing plants in North America.
What's the U.S. think it's up to with the Reciprocal Access to Tibet Act?
The Reciprocal Access to Tibet Act represents an attempt by the United States to disregard China’s sovereignty and expand its “America First” policy into foreign affairs.
China's opening up key to high-quality development
China is ready to promote high-quality development with a high level of internal and external openness.