China-US trade relations are shaped by natural endowments and market demand – basic economic realities. The so-called reciprocal tariffs are nothing more than an expensive political performance that reality will eventually correct.

For a world standing at the crossroads of energy revolution and climate governance, investing in China means investing in the forefront of technological innovation, in the super market of the green economy, and in the common future of human sustainable development.

Let the Shenzhou spacecraft carry the dreams of all humanity, flying higher and farther. This philosophy and action are not limited to the field of space; let us use space exploration as a starting point to sow the seeds of respect for multilateralism and win-win cooperation in broader fields.

The US has repeatedly mentioned a “big deal” to be done with China. Indeed, if there is to be a true “big deal” between China and the US, it should be one based on mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and win-win cooperation. That is the right path for China-US relations in the new era.

In the irreversible tide of economic globalization, each suitcase used for "Shopping in China" is not only filled with goods carefully chosen by foreign tourists, but also carries an invitation to build a beneficial and inclusive economic globalization together.

China's stance is clear: international trade must never revert to the “law of the jungle,” where the strong prey on the weak. All parties must contribute to preserving this vital international trade order.

The marathon is a unique competitive sport, and its spirit embodies resilience and a long-term commitment to never give up.

If the US continues to go its own way, pressing China with tariff blackmail and inciting for China-US "decoupling," the growing opposition from their voters may become a political reality that Washington can no longer ignore.

President Xi's Southeast Asian tour has attracted global attention, reflecting the Chinese government's high regard for its work with neighboring countries.

The “good start” for the first quarter is not only a result of policy efforts but also an inevitable outcome of the combined effects of market vitality, innovation momentum, and institutional advantages.

At a time when unilateralism is on the rise, China and ASEAN have proven through their actions that openness and cooperation are the right path. We are confident that the "ship of friendship" between China and ASEAN will continue to write more remarkable chapters.

The significance of China-Vietnam relations goes beyond the bilateral scope. Building China-Vietnam community with shared future carries great global significance.

As an active practitioner in the development of new quality productive forces, China has opened a window to a better life for global consumers through the CICPE, injecting strong momentum into the recovery of the world economy.

The positive signals conveyed by Sanchez's visit to China call for more like-minded individuals to join in supporting multilateralism and open cooperation.

This wave of backlash against globalization initiated by the US is powerful, but it cannot change the steadfast course of China's giant ship, nor can it shake the united will and collective strength of Chinese society, where everyone works together through thick and thin.

What we need in today's world is justice, not hegemony.

In an era where the global economy is deeply interconnected, opportunities for development can only be nurtured by "tearing down walls" rather than "building walls," and through "handshakes" rather than "fists."

China's countermeasures are not a call to confrontation, but a declaration to defend fairness.

The world has witnessed China's sense of responsibility as a major power that "does not make trouble, but has no fear of it" in the face of unilateralism, protectionism, and economic bullying.

On April 2, the US announced its long-anticipated global reciprocal tariff plan. The US stated that the reciprocal tariffs would be implemented in two phases: a "baseline" tariff of 10 percent on all imports, and much higher rates ranging from 10 percent to 50 percent on most countries. China will face a 34 percent tariff, while European Union will face a 20 percent tariff. Japan will be subject to a 24 percent tariff, and India will face a 26 percent tariff. Following the announcement of the tariff plan, the stock market plummeted, and global pessimism persisted. A chief economist at Japan's Nomura Research Institute stated that the tariffs “carry the risk of destroying the global free trade order the US itself has spear-headed since the Second World War.”

No matter how the situation changes, China has always been a staunch defender of an open world economy.

Whether Lai's administration remains obstinate or deceives itself, it cannot change the historical conclusion that China must and will be reunified.

We advise "Taiwan independence" advocates to recognize reality as soon as possible and not to wait until the day of reckoning arrives, only to regret their actions. The wheels of history roll forward relentlessly; on the journey of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation, any secessionist forces will ultimately be crushed to dust.

The China Unicorn Enterprise Development Report (2025), released at the Second Global Unicorn Company Conference, reveals that China currently has 409 unicorn enterprises with a total valuation of approximately $1.5 trillion. This accounts for nearly 30 percent of the global unicorn firms and ranking China second worldwide.

A powerful 7.9-magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar on Friday, with its epicenter near Mandalay, the country's second-largest city, at a depth of 30 kilometers. This is the strongest earthquake Myanmar has experienced in nearly a century. Experts described the quake as "a great knife cut into the Earth."

China welcomes more foreign businesses to invest and jointly write the story of mutually beneficial and win-win development.

China has always been a stabilizing force for the development of both Asia and the world, and we believe that Asian countries can work together to create an even brighter future.

By reaching out to each other, the people of China and the US demonstrate that the door to better bilateral relations is opened by the people - and once opened, it will not be closed again.

The vast Pacific Ocean can accommodate numerous ships; hopefully Washington will also adopt such broad-mindedness and vision. The USTR will hold another hearing on March 26, and it is hoped that the US will listen to voices from both home and abroad, meet China halfway, and seek win-win solutions through fair competition and cooperation.

Only through sustained dialogue and in-depth exchanges can both sides find ways to properly manage differences and expand mutually beneficial cooperation.

China is a "parasol tree" attracting "golden phoenixes" from all over the world. It continues to write a new chapter on win-win cooperation in the era of economic globalization.

Europe has reached a point where it needs to rebalance its approach. Addressing Europe's vulnerabilities and fostering better development require cooperation with China, not the opposite.

It hopes that Canada will establish an objective and rational understanding of China, abandon Cold War thinking and "camp mentality," stop manipulating "value diplomacy" and "human rights diplomacy," and actively and pragmatically work to bring the bilateral relationship back onto a healthy track.

We firmly believe that China's independent innovation does not depend on closed-door development, or engaging in a technological cold war, but rather on maintaining a strategic commitment to global cooperation. The wave of China's new technologies is open for all sincere collaborators who wish to ride it.

It is foreseeable that this year will be another “year of confidence” for external observers who are bullish on and betting on China.

In the future, as the benefits of these policies are further realized, the synergy of corporate innovation, policy support, and public confidence will undoubtedly invigorate China's consumer market like a spring tide. A stronger Chinese consumer market will write an even more remarkable chapter for both the Chinese economy and the global economy.

As more Americans begin to break through their information cocoons and see a real world and a multidimensional China, the demonizing narratives propagated by VOA will ultimately become a laughingstock of the times.

We urge certain politicians on the island: Do not gamble with the lives of the people, and do not turn Taiwan island into a cage. The foundation of peaceful cross-Straits relations lies with the people, and its driving force also comes from the people.

Walmart is a beneficiary of global free trade and should understand that maintaining the free trade system is not only a corporate social responsibility but also a fundamental guarantee for its own development.

The talks between the US and Ukraine in Saudi Arabia have opened a window for easing the Russia-Ukraine situation, but the duration of this window depends on the sincerity and efforts of all parties involved.

The ASPI case is by no means an isolated incident. Some organizations, disguised in "academic attire," engage in political manipulation and turn the international public opinion arena into a dumping ground for false information.

While some countries build "high fences and small yards," a "better China" is promoting the creation of a broader innovation community based on principles of inclusivity and shared benefits, offering development opportunities to the world.

This year's two sessions serve as a key point in shaping China's future development and a critical window for the world to gain insights into China's policies and opportunities. For the international community, working together and sharing the benefits of China's development will lead to a more hopeful future.

From the vibrant and lively topics of people's livelihoods to the substantial and valuable policy measures, from the democratic practice of "listening to the people's voices" to the development momentum of "gathering the people's strength," robust economic growth has solidified the material foundation for whole-process people's democracy.

In this new year, major-country diplomacy with Chinese characteristics will bring even greater certainty to the world. We also have every reason to look forward to a world of shared prosperity and cooperation, where the future belongs to all.

The new terms matrix from the 2025 two sessions reveals a China putting people first, a vibrant and innovative China and a China committed to high-quality development.

The resilience and potential of China's economy continue to strengthen through deepening reforms and expanding opening-up, consistently releasing dividends to the world.

Shifting the responsibility for domestic governance failures onto others and abusing tariffs as a means of pressure and coercion will not cure America's ills, nor will it help Washington achieve its political objectives.

China's choice is clear and resolute: to unleash technological potential through institutional innovation, to amplify innovation benefits through open cooperation, and to lead technology toward positive outcomes with a responsible attitude.

The two sessions in China provide the world with a window to observe Chinese political civilization through their steady trajectory.

Under the framework of the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation, cross-border cooperation between China and Thailand will continue to deepen, yielding even greater results. These efforts will not be swayed by a few irresponsible remarks, nor will they be dictated by Washington's preferences.

What the US needs most right now is to abandon its hegemonic mindset and adopt a more rational and pragmatic perspective on China-US relations.

China's technological going global is not only characterized by a human touch but also guided by a broader vision.

Dialogue is always preferable to confrontation, and negotiations are always better than war.

As President Xi stated, despite changes in the international situation, China-Russia relations will proceed with ease, which will help each other's development and revitalization, and inject stability and positive energy into international relations.

The pendulum of history never swings in favor of closure and confrontation; openness and win-win cooperation are the way forward. The USTR has set aside a month to gather public opinions, we're hoping that this consultation does not become a mere "stage play" manipulated by Washington's politics.

We hope Washington will make the right choice and meet China halfway, taking concrete actions to inject new vitality into China-US economic and trade relations while contributing to global stability.

As Chinese enterprises venture abroad, they not only strengthen themselves but also bring greater benefits to the world.

On the marathon track of technological innovation, China is confidently contributing to the advancement of the world economy and human civilization.

The US has been taking petty actions regarding China's red line, and its stubborn adherence to the wrong policy of "using the island of Taiwan to contain China" is tantamount to playing with fire.

In a favorable environment where institutional guarantees continue to strengthen, innovative momentum accelerates, and market space expands, private enterprises will surely navigate the waves in the blue ocean of high-quality development.

In this transformative world, further cooperation between China and Europe will be beneficial in building a more equitable and reasonable international order, jointly crafting a new narrative for a multipolar world.

The suspicion that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co may become "USSMC" is continuing to grow.

Viewing China as an "economic enemy" will not only fail to solve Canada's current problems but will also leave it in a more passive position on the international stage.

Should we continue to rely on the hegemony of computing power to build technological barriers, or should we strive for common prosperity through inclusive cooperation? China's answer is to promote innovation through open-source initiatives and seek development through inclusivity. As China integrates into the global technology network with a humble and open attitude, the world becomes more vibrant due to the convergence of diverse forces.

The fate of USAID ultimately concerns the US itself; merely bringing China into the issue will not solve America's own problems. From the recent performances of some individuals in the US, the world has gained a clearer understanding: The "vacuum" that truly needs to be filled is not geopolitical maneuvering, but rather the responsibilities and commitments in global governance.

Hopefully more audiences around the world will come to love "Little Ne Zha," who embodies youthful spirit and passion. We also expect "Little Ne Zha" to reach broader horizons, supported by the film's high quality and the positive word-of-mouth from global audiences. Furthermore, we anticipate seeing more outstanding products that serve as a bridge for communication between cultures and enrich people's pursuit of a better life.

Originally, the Philippines had no major external security threats, but it has managed to turn itself into one of the most insecure regional countries, becoming a pawn in geopolitical games. This Southeast Asian country seems to be trapped in a dangerous historical misalignment, with Manila entrusting national security to the military presence of ill-intentioned external forces.

The future of AI requires both clear rules like "traffic lights," and collaborative efforts, akin to "sharing racetrack." We hope that the Paris summit will open a new chapter in global AI cooperation, shaping a globally recognized governance framework for AI, making contribute to the construction and improvement of a community with a shared future for mankind in the digital and intelligent age.

The Harbin Asian Winter Games, using ice and snow as a medium, will build a bridge for mutual learning among civilizations, witnessing another "mutual journey" for deepening exchanges and enhancing friendship between the people of China and the world.

The economic and trade ties between China and the US cannot be severed by a mere executive order; only through joint cooperation can consumers on both sides of the Pacific share the benefits of trade.

Just as Ne Zha reshaped the laws of the three realms with the power of the Primordial Pearl in the film, Chinese cinema is also constructing a new industrial landscape through the dual spiral gene of “technology + culture.”

Using 20th-century geopolitical methods to address the technological revolution of the 21st century will only cause the US to miss valuable development opportunities. Whether it focuses on blockades and encirclements or seeks new ways to stand out from the competition will lead to entirely different outcomes.

May the cultural spirit embodied in the Spring Festival become a force that inspires and unites the world in the new year; this is our shared blessing and hope.

This Spring Festival, the first after being designated as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, conveys to the world the aspirations and beginnings of continuous self-transcendence.

Today's China is no longer just the "world's factory" or "a giant market for the world's companies;" it is increasingly becoming the "world's research-and-development laboratory."

In the face of a world filled with intertwined changes and turmoil, countries need to take proactive actions to jointly maintain peace, stability, and prosperity in our shared home. China will always play an important role as a pillar in this endeavor.

There is an expectation that the new US government will truly abandon the "zero-sum game" and Cold War mentality, deepening practical cooperation with China and creating a new starting point for mutually beneficial China-US relations.

TikTok's plight is not an isolated case but rather a microcosm of the US market environment, where similar incidents continue to occur.

Now, before the new term of the US president, there has already been a round of positive exchanges between China and the US. We look forward to greater progress at this new starting point under the guidance of head-of-state diplomacy, achieving mutual success, common prosperity, benefiting both countries, and contributing to the world.

China's economy remains stable and continues to achieve breakthroughs and advancements.

The hope of the China-US relationship lies in the people, its foundation is in our societies, its future depends on the youth, and its vitality comes from exchanges at subnational levels.

It is necessary to recognize that China-Europe economic and trade cooperation is characterized by complementary advantages and mutual benefits.

The sense of anxiety in Washington is not caused by China, but rather by itself.

In the new year, despite facing various uncertainties, China's foreign trade, and indeed the Chinese economy, have consistently achieved new accomplishments by overcoming difficulties, repeatedly bringing “surprises” and “exceeding expectations” to the world.

The efforts of China and the UK to engage in dialogue in a pragmatic spirit have opened a window of confidence for further turnaround and stability of bilateral relations in the future.

In an era of globalization, fostering the prosperity and development of the global technology industry requires a steadfast commitment to open cooperation and mutual benefit.

The US' attempt to leverage membership fees to impose hegemonic demands and manipulate sports fairness has clearly backfired. This time, it has hit a brick wall.

We have every reason to believe that everything will get better in the region and the expectation is highly consistent in Chinese society.

The very act of the Pentagon creating this list under the pretext of "military involvement" embodies a hegemonic mindset that aims to prohibit technological achievements from supporting the development of China's national defense.

It is hoped that some European politicians can set aside their biases against Chinese cars and create conditions for mutual success between Chinese and European automotive companies in their competition and cooperation.

Tesla's "report card" serves as a mirror, reflecting China's status as "an important engine of global economic growth" from both production and market perspectives, while showcasing the solid fundamentals and positive development prospects of the Chinese economy.

With 2025-2026 designated as the China-Japan-South Korea Year of Cultural Exchange, the three countries should seize this opportunity to strengthen people-to-people and cultural exchanges, activate their cooperation reserves, and "foster greater mutual understanding and strengthened ties between our nations."

Both the US and China have their own advantages in the field of technology, and if they cooperate, they can leverage the advantage of 1+1>2, accelerating the realization of the new industrial revolution, from which the whole world including the two countries would benefit. However, the current actions of the US have largely hindered this progress, and it is hoped that the US will soon return to the correct path of 1+1>2.

China will never underestimate the difficulties ahead but will steadfastly pursue the path of Chinese modernization, enhancing its national strength and improving the well-being of its people. At the same time, it will consider the benefits to the world, resonate with it, and move forward together.

As 2025 approaches, the accelerating pace of global change is stirring up dust. In the soon-to-end year of 2024, whether it was national or regional elections, unexpected wars, or sudden air disasters, "change" was the defining theme. While bringing uncertainty, these changes have also sparked shared aspirations and calls for action - seeking consensus amid upheaval, resonance in shared values, and coexistence in harmony.

By handling this matter well, China and the US can benefit not only themselves but also the world. Exploring the right way for China and the US to get along with each other is a pressing issue of our time. China is willing to actively engage in this endeavor and hopes that the US side can also contribute wisdom and strength to this important task.

The increase in Chinese NEV exports is driven by the advantages of its entire industrial chain, along with the comprehensive competitiveness stemming from technological innovation, product quality, and price advantages.

As next year marks the final year of the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-2025), we should make good use of the significant results of this census and the "combination of policies" to stimulate market vitality and vigorously develop new quality productive forces, so that the huge ship of China's economy continues to break the waves.

Both the Chinese and Japanese people have the proverb "A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step," and for both countries, now is the right time for China-Japan relations to improve and develop.