Understanding China’s past and future on Martyrs’ Day
September 30 of this year marks the 10th Martyrs' Day in China. On the morning of that very day, in Tian'anmen Square in downtown Beijing, President Xi Jinping and other…
Xi pays tribute to national heroes on 10th Martyrs’ Day, encourages martyrs’ children to be loyal guardians of the people
Chinese President Xi Jinping and other leaders of the Communist Party of China (CPC) and the state attended a ceremony on Saturday morning in Tian'anmen Square in down Beijing to…
China’s Shanxi revises minor protection regulations after severe school bullying case
China's Shanxi Province revised minor protection regulations identifying school principals as the primary person liable for student safety, after a severe school bullying case involving two 9-year-old primary school kids…
Exquisite imperial edict of Jin Dynasty unearthed in Beijing
A treasure trove of exquisite imperial artifacts, including the imperial edict of Emperor Zhangzong of the Jin Dynasty (1115-1234) as well as a large-scale architectural foundation that has been preliminarily…
New exhibition kicks off for art design works
A new exhibition featuring art works from children as well as other creative products has kicked off at Beijing's China Millennium Monument Museum. The aim of the Design Education for…
For mutual trust to be regained, the US and China need to communicate openly
While hostile sentiment against China grows in the US, there is also growing antipathy toward the US among the Chinese general public. This is true, especially on social media, where…
Who is the real spoiler of the G20?
The 18th G20 Summit has concluded in New Delhi. As it was the first time for India to host such a large-scale multilateral event, this summit received more attention than…
Asian Games in Hangzhou shows China’s economy remains robust
The 19th Asian Games, from September 23 to October 8, has demonstrated the dazzling strength of China's economy and the country's capacity to wow spectators from across the globe. The…
Nuke dump adding to racism, exclusionism in Japan a great shame
Despite widespread opposition both domestically and internationally, the first phase of dumping nuclear-contaminated wastewater from Fukushima concluded on September 11. The commencement of the second phase is potentially scheduled for…
Evergrande’s Xu case should be viewed rationally
Due to suspected illegal activities, Xu Jiayin, board chairman of China Evergrande Group, has been placed under mandatory measures by local authorities. Upon hearing this news, my initial reaction was,…