Dual tasks of virus battle, work resumption attest to vitality of China's system
But this time, China's efforts to activate its economy amid an arduous fight against the virus epidemic can hardly be ignored, as the Chinese economy, if stalled, may disrupt industrial production not only in China but throughout the world. Maybe it is time for cynical Westerners to learn about the vitality of China's system.
COVID-19, Western slandering won't dampen Pakistan ties
China and Pakistan share mutual understanding, and people of the two countries will jointly overcome the COVID-19 epidemic. Some Western public opinion should stop provoking alienation between the two countries.
China should not blithely ignore US overtures to India
It is not that important whether Trump inks some deals with Modi during his visit. What matters is what his trip will bring to the strategic situation. China should see through the visit and pay more attention to the long-term US strategy.
Does Pompeo really want to help African countries?
Which country's promises are pragmatic and whose are "empty?" Facts can speak for themselves, and it is believed that the people of Africa have sharp eyes.
West fails to see greater BRI vitality after epidemic
Economic gains and development opportunities are possible for all. This is the reason the BRI has attracted more and more countries. If such nature of the BRI does not change, the development of its projects will not encounter major blows.
Some in West weaponize rumors to attack China
In the face of these sinister people and their malicious rumors, China should on the one hand resolutely fight back, showing people both abroad and at home what is really happening in the country; on the other, the country must keep focusing on its own development, growing strong enough until they shut up.
US defines friends, enemies by support for Huawei 5G
In a world where the interests of countries are so interconnected and converged, it is in their best interests that countries remain independent instead of picking a side when developing relations with major powers. Sacrificing this independence to curry favor from the US is nothing but a self-misleading mind-set.
Drawing timely lessons from deadly coronavirus crisis
China's influence lies on not only how the country responds to the epidemic this time, but also how it responds similar events in the future. Most important is whether we can draw lessons from the epidemic, improve governance and combat bureaucracy.
Senators exploit doctor's death to attack China's political system
China does not want to be a US rival, but if the US continues following this strategy, it is making itself an enemy. As Chinese Ambassador to the US Cui Tiankai pointed out, "We should guard against any 'political virus' that prevents China and the US from joining hands to counter our common challenges."
People-to-people exchanges strengthen global mutual trust
People from all over the world share a common future. Understanding the significance of people-to-people exchanges is conducive to a country's standing and development in the international community.
NCP control shows importance attached to people's lives
China's prevention and control efforts are the strongest. We hope that relevant parties will adjust corresponding preventive measures based on the progress of the epidemic, especially the change in mortality rate.
Public health education needed amid virus outbreak
Education on public health can give people knowledge on matters related to their health and life and empower people with the right approaches when confronting them. This is the lesson China should have learned after the 2003 SARS outbreak.
New York Times wrong to accuse China of lacking global cooperation
In the face of the epidemic, both China and the US have more reasons to prioritize their cooperation on global health and pandemic preparedness, which may in turn promote their mutual trust and benefit future interactions between the two countries.
India's actions should follow words on cybersecurity
“We need to arrive at a global understanding if not a global regulation, in order that the cyberspace remains open, safe and secure,” Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said. We wish India could keep in mind its words.
In epidemic battle, truth must race against rumor
Social unrest is one of the most serious consequences a public health crisis may bring. Therefore, the fight against the epidemic is also one against rumors.
Virus battle China's chance to show progress
China cannot change how the world perceives it, but the world will view China's development and improvement by how it tackles each crisis.
Response to virus shows strength of Party system
As China is fighting the epidemic, some Western media are badmouthing and blackening the Chinese system. We hope that they can see the efficient operations of China's primary-level Party organizations.
Virus unleashes racism in Western societies
In the current era of globalization, Western racists still bear the imagination of being conqueror and ruler of the world and fail to realize that they are like a frog born at the bottom of a well and living a lifetime within it.