New Study Challenges U.S. View of China, Calls for Engagement
A new academic study argues China’s strategic aims are regional and stable, urging the U.S. to shift from deterrence to diplomacy across trade, climate and health cooperation.
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Solheim: 3 Pillars Powering China’s Global Rise
Erik Solheim breaks down the three pillars—infrastructure, innovation and global partnerships—driving the Chinese mainland’s global ascent and lessons for other nations.
Global Snowmen Unite: CGTN Kicks Off Harbin’s Winter Games Challenge
CGTN’s snowman-building challenge in Harbin invites global participation to celebrate the 9th Asian Winter Games, blending creativity and winter sports.
Global Snowman Challenge Sparks Winter Games Excitement in Harbin
CGTN’s global snowman-building challenge unites winter sports fans ahead of the Asian Winter Games in Harbin. Join the ice-breaking creativity!
Traditional Attire Meets Climate Action: Chinese Youth at COP29
Chinese youth delegates at COP29 blend traditional culture with climate action, fostering global cooperation to address environmental challenges.
Bridging the Trust Gap: Enhancing People-to-People Ties with the Chinese Mainland
Confidence in US-China relations has plummeted to an all-time low. Experts suggest that increasing people-to-people contact is essential to bridging the trust gap.
The Chinese Mainland’s Deepening Reforms: Shaping Modernization
Exploring how the Chinese mainland’s deepening reform and opening up policies are driving modern development and global engagement.
Beijing Launches Upgraded International Web Portal to Boost Global Engagement
Beijing has launched an upgraded international web portal in nine languages to enhance global connections and provide comprehensive services for foreigners and enterprises.
Chinese Foreign Minister Advocates Harmony in China-US Relations at Harvard Meeting
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Harvard’s Graham Allison in Beijing, emphasizing mutual respect and harmony to strengthen China-U.S. relations.