"In China, for China," is not only about winning together with China but also about winning together with the future.

We urge Japan to earnestly confront and deeply reflect on its history of aggression, to adopt a responsible attitude and take concrete actions to gain the trust of its Asian neighbors and the international community, and to completely abandon any attempts to turn back the wheel of history.

Countries around the world, especially Asian neighbors, should be jointly vigilant about the extreme dangers posed by Japan's “new type of militarism.” History has repeatedly proven that peace is hard-won, must be defended, and that militarism not only endangers the world but is also destined for self-destruction.

We urge the Japanese side to remove its mask of hypocrisy and take responsible steps that serve its long-term national interests and honor its international commitments. It should reflect on its mistakes and correct them as soon as possible, rather than obstinately persisting in them.

What the 15th National Games leave behind is not only spectacular performances but also a collective imprint of nationwide participation and shared development, which is an expression of the vitality and spirit of the Chinese people.

China's steady development, consistent commitment to peaceful diplomacy, and mutually beneficial cooperation are winning, and will continue to win broader support from more countries and peoples.

This reflects a return to rational decision-making under real-world pressures. It also sends a rare positive signal to the global supply chain.

Takaichi's statements are imposing political costs on Japan.

Systematically promoting the coordinated development of the "Ryukyu studies" discipline, academic system, and discourse system will also inject new connotations into building a harmonious, inclusive, and open East Asian regional culture.

We welcome the German vice chancellor's friendly gesture from the new German government, and we also hope he brings back to Germany and Europe the credible prospects of sustained, mutually beneficial China-Germany and China-EU cooperation.

Chinese citizens should indeed avoid traveling to Japan in the near future, and should carefully plan any long-term study, investment, or other arrangements in Japan.

We urge Japan to pull back from the brink, abide by the principles set out in the four China-Japan political documents, and truly put into practice the political consensus of being "partners, not threats" to each other, rather than saying one thing and doing another, and certainly not "playing with fire" on the Taiwan question.

If certain forces in Japan continue to “play with fire” on the Taiwan question, the outcome will be tragic, and Tokyo will bear full responsibility.

This way of coexistence, based on mutual respect, equality and mutual benefit, between China and Spain, not only aligns with the fundamental interests of the peoples of both China and Spain, but also provides valuable insights for the development and progress of China-EU relations and the world as a whole.

The compensation that the BBC should face goes far beyond the $1 billion demanded by Trump; all victims affected by its malicious editing have the right to demand an apology and compensation from the BBC.

These “security investigations” are completely lacking in evidence and are typical presumptions of guilt.

Ahead of the conference, at the Belém Climate Summit, representatives from multiple countries also arrived in Chinese vehicles. This has became a highly symbolic scene prior to the official opening of the conference. It reflects China's efforts to promote a green, low-carbon transition, and deep involvement in global climate governance.

No hegemony or pressure can stop China's march toward becoming a maritime power, nor can any force hinder China's determination or capability to safeguard global sea-lane security and protect its overseas interests.

Looking ahead, only by viewing each other with a broader perspective, handling differences with greater maturity, and planning cooperation with a longer-term vision can the two countries get rid of "mutual depletion" and move toward "shared growth," delivering tangible new gains for both their peoples and the world economy.

China's institutional opening-up is accelerating, creating ever more opportunities for shared global development. This long-term commitment to high-level opening-up has become a "golden hallmark" recognized, trusted, and embraced by the world, proving that China's concepts and practices not only meet the needs of global businesses but also align with the trend of the times.

The Nexperia case need not have escalated to this point.

Technology is the core engine driving Chinese modernization and high-quality development.

A good neighbor is more precious than gold. For South Korea, China is not a threat but an opportunity; for China, South Korea is not a rival but a partner. Both nations should take pride in each other's success, because when one neighbor prospers, the other becomes safer and more prosperous as well.

While congratulating the GEM on its official opening, the international community looks forward to more artifacts being able to "come home," allowing nations that were once colonized to reclaim the narrative rights to their own civilizations, and enabling them to recount their cultural histories more fully.

The Gyeongju APEC meeting comes at a critical juncture for the global economy. From the "ice-breaking" efforts to ease China-US trade tensions, to the firm defense of multilateralism, and the steadfast commitment to inclusiveness and shared benefits, the course of the Asia-Pacific ship is now clearly set.

As the world's most important bilateral relationship, people look forward to China and the US making new and greater contributions to world peace and development under the strong strategic leadership of the two heads of state.

Against the backdrop of global economic uncertainty, rising protectionism and accelerated technological transformation, how should we write "Asia-Pacific's tomorrow"? "Chinese wisdom" and "Chinese solutions" have become one of the focal points of attention at this APEC meeting.

Simply hyping up the idea of "reducing dependence on China" not only casts a shadow over practical cooperation between China and Europe but also does little to help Europe resolve its own "competitiveness crisis."

The resumption of direct flights not only marks a beginning, but it also serves as a reminder that, beyond flights, there is much more that should be restored between China and India.

After experiencing turbulence and fluctuations over the past month, China-US economic and trade relations have once again delivered positive news, bringing relief to the world.

People have every reason to believe that as China's economic, technological, defense and overall national strength and international influence continue to grow, it will keep providing confidence, contributing strength, and creating opportunities for the world in the next five years.

The reunification embodies both the unfinished mission of our forebears and the present reality we are actively advancing toward. Establishing Commemoration Day of Taiwan's Restoration in the name of the state is timely and of profound significance.

The development roadmap unveiled in the communique for China's next five years offers the world something truly rare in these turbulent times – certainty.

We hope that European leaders will also adopt a broader strategic vision to recognize the immense potential of China-EU cooperation, allowing the light of reason to pierce through the fog of prejudice and illuminate the path forward for win-win collaboration.

Countries around the world expect China not only to create miracles in economic development, but also to contribute wisdom and solutions to the reform of the global governance system through its Global Governance Initiative.

No matter how the external environment fluctuates, the Chinese economy remains confident, capable, and resourceful. As long as we steadfastly follow our path and turn our blueprint into reality step by step, China's development juggernaut will surely forge ahead amid the global storms and waves toward a brighter future.

A China that is more efficient in governance, more harmonious and stable in society, and more vibrant in its economy will undoubtedly stand confidently and openly in the East.

The WeSemiBay sends a clear message: the value of technology lies not in building walls, but in building bridges.

History has repeatedly shown that only a policy mix grounded in rules, multilateralism, and cooperation first can weather economic cycles, stabilize expectations, and secure the future. The sooner Europe returns to genuine multilateralism, the greater the room for China–EU cooperation, the stronger the resilience of European industries, and the greater the confidence in global markets.

The sudden shift in the trade atmosphere between China and the US caught many by surprise, yet that's not surprising. The direct trigger for this round of tension was Washington's breach of promises – an all-too-familiar pattern.

As a living example of civilizational dialogue, the World Conference on China Studies itself vividly embodies the mutual learning and exchange among civilizations. Its ongoing success demonstrates China's determination to engage with the world with greater openness and confidence, and to participate in the construction of the global knowledge system.

This summit sent a clear message to the world: regardless of how the international situation changes, genuinely promoting gender equality and realizing women's all-round development remain a shared global mission and moral responsibility.

In today's complex and turbulent international environment, the choice for the world is clear: either revert to the colonial-era paths of protectionism and unilateralism or forge a new path of openness, inclusiveness, and shared prosperity. The Netherlands needs to recognize the trend of history; otherwise, it will only be lifting a rock to drop on its own feet.

At present, China-US economic and trade relations once again stand at a crossroads. A truly healthy and stable economic and trade relationship should be built on mutual respect, fairness, and reciprocity, not on the reckless use of tariffs that undermine established rules.

An increasing number of Taiwan compatriots understand that only by promoting the sound development of cross-Straits relations can they achieve true security and dignity. If Lai truly cares about “the good lives of all generations,” he should see this trend instead of creating divisions through political manipulation.

Globally, regulations on rare earth-related technologies are bound to move toward a more standardized and transparent direction, and China is playing a constructive role in this process.

China's festivals are the world's festivals, and Chinese festivals are increasingly gaining global significance.

At a time when some countries are turning inward and rejecting external cooperation, China continues to pursue development through openness and innovation through cooperation.

Granting visa-free entry to Chinese group tourists marks an important step taken by the new South Korean government in improving relations with China, and we look forward to seeing this step taken even further

The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge is far more than a simple engineering breakthrough; it is a three-dimensional projection of China's new development philosophy featuring innovative, coordinated, green, open and shared development deep in the mountains and valleys, and a concrete manifestation of the transformation from “Made in China” to “Created in China.”

China's tangible contributions to climate action, together with its proven record as a responsible major country, testify to its unwavering commitment to multilateralism and to building a community with a shared future for humanity.

Xinjiang, with its bluer skies, greener mountains, and clearer water, will surely have a more beautiful tomorrow.

The "intense collisions" during the 80th session of the UNGA represent a profound inquiry from the times regarding global governance.

The "Polar Silk Road" not only adds a new route to global shipping and offers a new paradigm for Arctic development, but also provides a new approach to "working together for this one and only planet Earth" among countries with different civilizations, systems, and development paths.

This visit has opened a new window for China-US relations. But to keep that window open and widen it further, both sides must continue working hard together in the same direction.

The high-level meeting of the General Assembly on September 22 will provide an important platform for the international community to once again build consensus.

Only by "working hard and in the same direction" can China-US relations truly move toward "helping each other succeed and prospering together for the good of the two countries and the whole world." We hope the US will take concrete measures and work with China to jointly propel these two giant ships forward through the storms and waves.

To forget history is to betray it; only by safeguarding order can we embrace peace. On this path of upholding global justice and peace, China has clear goals and firm steps, working hand in hand with various countries to seek development and prosperity.

The impressive achievements of China-ASEAN cooperation serve as the best evidence of the relationship being "the most successful and dynamic model of regional cooperation in the Asia-Pacific."

The US should approach the China-US economic and trade talks with a long-term perspective rather than a short-term mind-set.

China and South Korea are neighbors that cannot be moved away and, more importantly, partners for shared success. We look forward to both sides taking this recent positive interaction as a chance to promote the steady development of bilateral ties.

US farmers should not have to pay the price for Washington's trade war with China.

"China hopes Mexico will exercise caution and think twice." This deserves serious reflection from the Mexican side.

The US should abandon zero-sum thinking, end its containment policy toward China, and take concrete actions to respond to China's goodwill for cooperation.

The urgent priority for Afghanistan is disaster relief.

The EU should let go of its internal contradictions and entanglements as early as possible and return to the right track of a comprehensive strategic partnership with China.

Disorderly confrontation will only harm growth and transition on both sides, while rational cooperation delivers tangible benefits for both sides.

These important statements demonstrate China's responsibility and strategic vision as a major country, and also reflect the BRICS countries' firm determination to push the global governance system toward a more just and equitable direction.

Throughout US history, whether in the name of “defense” or “war,” the essence of the US' foreign military intervention has never changed.

As two great forces that once supported each other in life-and-death struggles, and as builders and defenders of the post-war international order, China and Europe should resolutely stand on the right side of history, jointly uphold the correct perspective on the history of WWII, safeguard the fruits of victory, follow the trend of the times, and shoulder their responsibilities

The V-Day military parade showed the world that China has both a firm commitment to peaceful development and a strong capability to deter war. It embodies both a broad-minded spirit of benefiting all and a steadfast will to uphold justice.

The torch of justice and peace will surely be jointly held high by the Chinese people and the people of the world, illuminating the broad avenue toward a community with a shared future for humanity.

"Bearing history in mind, honoring martyrs, cherishing peace, and striving for a better future" - these words precisely encapsulate the grand purpose and profound significance of this national commemorative event. The solemn military parade embodies the collective will of China's over 1.4 billion people and brings together the shared expectations of all peace-loving people around the world.

We must stand firmly on the right side of history, and join hands with all progressive forces in the world to build a community with a shared future for humanity and make relentless efforts for mankind's noble cause of peace and development. This is precisely the significant practical and far-reaching historical significance of the introduction of the GGI.

The SCO has not only inherited and advanced the multilateral framework represented by the UN but has also innovated and reshaped its concepts and pathways under new circumstances. The SCO has become both a staunch defender and a benchmark practitioner of multilateralism at a time when this principle of international engagement is under severe erosion worldwide.

The suspension of parcel deliveries to the US by multiple countries, along with the recent wave of international responses to US tariff policies, is a vivid lesson in practice.

On the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and India, it is hoped that New Delhi will earnestly implement the important consensus of the leaders of the two countries, write a new chapter of “the dragon and the elephant dancing together” with a more open and inclusive mindset, and make due contributions as major countries to world peace, stability and prosperity.

Educational exchange and cooperation help promote mutual understanding among peoples. This logic should not be hard to grasp. The so-called "backlash" presented by US media is far from the full picture of China-US engagement. It is hoped that the US will listen more to such authentic voices from the people and earn the trust of others with concrete actions in implementing the consensus reached by the heads of state.

China and South Korea are close neighbors that cannot be moved away from each other, and share common interests in maintaining regional peace and stability. Managing relations with China well is not a matter of “choosing” between China and the US, but a "must-answer question" concerning South Korea's own vital interests and development.

China solemnly commemorates this chapter of history not only to remind the world that the post-war order was hard-won and must not be forgotten, but also to declare that any attempt to distort history or undermine that order will never succeed. Once again, we urge Japan to adopt a correct and responsible attitude toward historical issues.

It is expected that the new South Korean administration will demonstrate political wisdom and strategic foresight, return to the original intent of establishing diplomatic ties, and steer bilateral relations back onto a path of healthy and stable development.

The 1 trillion kWh milestone is not only a footnote to China's economy, but also a shared opportunity for global green transition and sustainable growth.

From the peaceful liberation of Xizang to the founding of the autonomous region, from reform and opening-up to the new era, every step of Xizang's development has profoundly demonstrated the advantages of socialist system and the strong leadership of the CPC.

What people will read from the September 3 military parade is China's unremitting effort to safeguard peace, uphold justice, and advance the building of a community with a shared future for mankind.

Maintaining a healthy bilateral relationship serves not only the development of both countries, but also the peace and prosperity of the world.

For Europe, the Ukraine crisis is a costly lesson in realpolitik, reflecting its dilemma over strategic autonomy.

We also hope that all parties and stakeholders will participate in the peace talks in a timely manner to bring an end to the conflict and restore regional peace as soon as possible.

Japan's understanding of history concerns not only its own national future but also the future of East Asia. If Japan wants the future generation to be "free from predestined apology," the country must first turn back from the erroneous path of historical revisionism.

Having been practiced for two decades, the "two mountains" concept offers an impressive and inspiring "Chinese answer."

For some time, the US has been interfering in normal educational and academic exchanges between China and the US under the pretext of “national security,” subjecting Chinese scholars and students to intrusive questioning, and even arrests and prosecutions on fabricated charges, with the situation escalating progressively.

Manila will inevitably pay the price for its repeated mistakes and obstinacy. Drawing on historical lessons and the expectations of neighboring countries, it is time for Manila to regain rationality and respect for bottom lines.

China and the US are managing differences and expanding cooperation in an equal, pragmatic and constructive way, further stabilizing bilateral economic and trade relations. This meets the expectations of the international community and aligns with the trend of the times.

Hopefully, more Australians, especially the younger generation, will have the opportunity to experience a real, comprehensive, and multifaceted China, as this is the fundamental way to eliminate misunderstandings and promote friendship.

The 2025 WRC not only serves as a platform for showcasing technology but also as a testing ground for exploring commercialization pathways to accelerate the future industries, such as humanoid robots.

On August 7, US government's executive order on tariffs took effect, including a demand for the EU to pay a tariff rate of 15 percent. However, the sectoral tariffs on steel, aluminum, and copper will remain unchanged, with the EU continuing to pay 50 percent. Meanwhile, under the US-EU trade framework agreement, the EU has pledged to eliminate numerous tariffs on American goods, including all tariffs on US-origin industrial products. Over the next three years, the EU will also purchase $750 billion worth of US energy products, invest an additional $600 billion in the US economy, buy large quantities of US military equipment, and commit to addressing non-tariff barriers affecting US industrial and agricultural exports.

If Manila keeps going on the path, he so-called "no way to stay out of it" will become a self-fulfilling prophecy - the Philippines could very well become the next flashpoint and a troublemaker igniting regional instability.

We welcome Prime Minister Modi to visit China with genuine intentions to improve bilateral ties and pragmatic cooperation plans, and to jointly usher in a new chapter of “the dragon and the elephant dancing together.”

Finding answers to prevent the recurrence of past tragedies requires the courage to face history, the wisdom to transcend group rivalry, and above all, the resolve to build a community with a shared future for mankind. This is the true meaning of commemorating the atomic bombings of Hiroshima.

The correct historical perspective on WWII is a mirror: while it reflects right and wrong and the hearts and minds of the people, it also guides the road ahead and helps the international community locate the spirit of our times and its rightful course of development.

By fostering mutual trust and ensuring stable, cooperative bilateral relations, the Indian economy will embrace more development opportunities.