An Investigation Report on Employment of Ethnic Minorities in Xinjiang
Recently, some western think tanks have published reports saying that forced labor is a widespread phenomenon in Xinjiang, and some western politicians are also clamoring for "the use of forced labor in Xinjiang." So is there the alleged forced labor? With this question in mind, the Xinjiang Development Research Center invited relevant experts and scholars to investigate the employment situation of ethnic minorities of Xinjiang.
PLA's hypersonic missile to target 'foreign military intervention' in reunification-by-force Taiwan operation
Media reports in and outside Taiwan have been hyping that the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) is preparing to strike the Taiwan island with new weapon deployment, and Chinese military experts believe weapons like hypersonic missile, the DF-17, should actually target foreign military forces if they intervene in PLA's reunification operations, and that targeting the island would be a waste.
Sack of Old Summer Palace commemorated in China
The Old Summer Palace, or the Yuanmingyuan Ruins Park, in Beijing opened free of charge on Sunday to commemorate the 160th anniversary of the massive looting and destruction of the palace carried out by the Anglo-French Alliance Forces in 1860. The troops were sent by the British and French empires to invade China in the late Qing Dynasty during the Second Opium War (1856-60).
Amended national flag, emblem law further prohibits defamatory actions
China decided to amend the National Flag Law and the National Emblem Law on Saturday to further prohibit acts that impair the dignity of the national flag and the national emblem.
Chinese FM dismisses German scholar as US' hatchet man over Xinjiang claims
So-called claims of China “oppressing Muslims in Xinjiang” is a farce made by anti-China forces, who are using the fake and sensational topics to attack and slander China, a spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry told a press briefing on Friday.
Mainland warns Taiwan not to become part of Trump's 'October Surprise'
"Don't say you have not been forewarned!" The Chinese phrase, which has been used by the Chinese mainland previously before going to war, reappeared on Thursday in a commentary posted on the flagship newspaper of the Communist Party of China, the People's Daily. The commentary demanded that Taiwan intelligence organs stand on the right side of history, and not to serve the Trump administration to create any "October Surprise" before the November US presidential election.
Shenzhen granted new role in 'one country, two systems'
President Xi Jinping on Wednesday further elevated the role of Shenzhen a pioneer of China's decades of reform and opening-up policy that has lifted the country from poverty to global profile in the country future development, giving the city an important mission to further implement the "one country, two systems" through integrated development with the Hong Kong and Macao special administration regions.
Xi stresses experience in SEZ miracles, maps out further opening-up
A grand meeting celebrating the 40th anniversary of the establishment of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone (SEZ) was held on Wednesday, with Chinese President Xi Jinping stressing the valuable experience gained from the development miracles of China's first SEZ and adding that China will continue to push forward SEZ schemes in a better and higher-level manner.
Xi welcomes countries to engage more in reform, opening up of China's special economic zones
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday welcomed foreign countries to participate more in the reform, opening up and development of China's special economic zones.
Xi calls for more efforts to promote the building of Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area
Xi calls for more efforts to promote the building of Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area
CPC Central Committee will give Shenzhen more autonomy in major areas of reform: Xi
CPC Central Committee will give Shenzhen more autonomy in major areas of reform: Xi
Xi summarizes experience of Shenzhen and other SEZs' reform and opening up
Chinese President Xi Jinping stressed the valuable experience from the development miracles of the special economic zones (SEZs) including Shenzhen, while delivering a speech at a gathering marking the 40th anniversary of the establishment of the Shenzhen SEZ on Wednesday.
Shenzhen makes 5 historic leaps forward in 40 years: Xi
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday said Shenzhen has made five historic leaps forward since the establishment of the special economic zone (SEZ) 40 years ago.
Chinese vice premier stresses enhancing work on language
Chinese Vice Premier Sun Chunlan on Tuesday stressed strengthening the work on spoken and written language in the new era at a national teleconference on language.
Shenzhen success lights future path
At midnight on Tuesday, the port of Shekou in southern Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, which faces Hong Kong across Shenzhen Bay, was bustling and aglow with lights. Container trucks shuttled back and forth, cranes hummed and port employees were busy guiding container ships as they docked at the terminal one after another.
Exposing Taiwan spying a warning, not a prelude to war: observers
Three consecutive days of media exposure of hundreds of espionage cases involving spies from the island of Taiwan serves to warn Taiwan separatist forces, rather than a prelude to the use of force in efforts to reunify Taiwan with the mainland, observers said on Tuesday.
Xi inspects southern Chinese city of Shantou
Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, on Tuesday afternoon inspected the city of Shantou during his tour in south China's Guangdong Province.
Xi's visit to Shenzhen attaches significance to China's growth path
The visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping to Shenzhen - the country's reform pioneer - later this week is expected to send out a clear signal amid growing external uncertainties and US-led geopolitical crackdown that the country will unswervingly adhere to its unique path of development, and its socialist model, which has been put into practice in the city and has proven to be a success, analysts said.