China's new regulation for religious groups emphasizing Party leadership could better serve communities: observers
China is to further specify its management practices on religious affairs with a new regulation.
Foreign media biased reporting on China's religious policies groundless
China's religious policies have often been a target attacked by Western countries, but misinformation and bias in the reports has made their reporting groundless.
Record set straight on China's social support for suffering student
Some Western media have been attacking China's poverty alleviation work with distorted reporting of a Chinese student who died recently, which showed their biased opinion toward China, said observers.
Diverse delegations from China travel and educate the world on Tibetan life
China has sent dozens of delegations to more than 20 countries including the US, UK, Canada, Australia and Belgium to wipe out Tibet-related rumors and introduce the truth of Tibet since 2009
$10,000 per capita GDP despite population slowdown secures strong Chinese market
China's per capita gross domestic product (GDP) exceeded $10,000 for the first time in 2019. Experts say this cements the country's position as the world's second-largest economy, and that its population of 1.4 billion provides important business opportunities for other countries.
Tangka painting takes root among Tibet youth with free classes
Young Tibetan people from poverty-stricken families in Southwest China's Sichuan Province can attend free Tangka art classes, allowing them to follow their dreams and change their lives.
Young Chinese use entrepreneurial skills to help their communities escape poverty
Poverty alleviation will still be a focus for governments of all levels as China vows to eradicate poverty by the end of 2020. In addition to preferential policies, financial aid, and the efforts of hardworking grassroots officials, young Chinese in rural areas like the world famous Vlogger Li Ziqi also strive to escape poverty with what they learned.
Increasing number of overseas NGOs shows China's openness: observer
The number of registered overseas NGOs in the Chinese mainland increased in 2019, which experts said demonstrated China's openness to more overseas NGOs which operate legally.
Western-aligned opposition forces in Cambodia exaggerate anti-China sentiment
While some Cambodians feel antipathy toward illegal behavior of some Chinese, there is no widespread Sinophobia. Western forces are working with Cambodian opposition forces to attack both its local government and China, experts said
Intl cooperation enhances China's role in net connectivity, safeguarding cyber sovereignty
Russia's unplugged test is not a defense measure to close itself, but a tactic to strengthen global network integration so that it will not be used by the US for military and political purposes
Chinese in Iran, Iraq ready for evacuation if tensions escalate
Chinese people in Iran and Iraq have prepared emergency evacuation plans amid rising tensions in the Middle East, but most are still staying and observing the situation, the Global Times learnt from local Chinese on Wednesday.
Chinese in Iran, Iraq ready for evacuation if tensions escalate
Chinese people in Iran and Iraq have prepared emergency evacuation plans amid rising tensions in the Middle East, but most are still staying and observing the situation, the Global Times learnt from local Chinese on Wednesday.
Ready to Defend
Military forces across China welcomed the new year of 2020 by conducting training for real combat scenarios.
Pride and prejudice
On the first day of 2020, Foreign Policy published a collection of 10 stories through the past year that it claimed "broadened our knowledge of China in 2019."
Chinese social media provides platforms for freedom of expression
Chinese netizens have the freedom to express themselves on social media, which helps scholars conduct academic research, Chinese experts said.
Lively and law-abiding: the image of Chinese social media
BBC on New Year's Day published an article of the top talking points on Chinese social media in 2019. The report alleged netizens have to "evade censors" to express their opinions on topics including Hong Kong, facial recognition technology, long working hours and sexual assault. But a closer look reveals the article failed to provide evidence and failed to fairly portray the vibrant Chinese cyber environment and active online engagements of net users.
Latest set of rumors about Xinjiang refuted
Some foreign "celebrities" who may have never been to Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region seem to be blinded by fake news and affected by unfounded charges in their judgment, a senior official from Xinjiang said at a press conference while refuting some latest rumors spread on overseas social media.
Experts back education for int'l peace, understanding
Chinese experts have stressed the role of education in resolving international conflicts and encouraged young Chinese people to critically evaluate global relations and dynamics, amid rising unrest in many regions in 2019.