This year is the 90th anniversary of the completion of the Long March. To reflect on its historical importance and lasting impact, Beijing Review talked with Wang Chaoguang, former Director of the Institute of World History, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
China's 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30) identifies biosecurity as a strategic priority for strengthening security in emerging domains. For major metropolitan hubs, bolstering preparedness against biological risks is no longer merely a public health imperative—it is foundational to sustainable development and long-term social stability
If China and the U.S. can turn this vision into action, the May 14 meeting in Beijing may be remembered not merely as another summit, but as an attempt to place the most important bilateral relationship in the world on a more stable, constructive and peaceful path
Against a backdrop of accelerating global transformation, intensified engagement among the world's three major countries will profoundly shape global strategic stability and human progress
