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Does a falling birth rate equal 'genocide'?

The decline in birth rates in Xinjiang, as is the case in the U.S., is the result of socio-economic development and an improvement in the status of women

Double standards, double blades

The West's pride and prejudice have resulted in the global spread of the coronavirus

How claims of Uygur "genocide" might stir up panic

If this plot proved effective, China would be isolated from the international community with its development thus suffering severe setbacks. Is China prepared for this type of propaganda warfare?

Human rights violations in the United States in 2020

Incompetent pandemic containment leads to tragic outcome
Does China have freedom of religion?

Yes, as well as the freedom not to follow any religion

Cooperation and healthy competition

There is potential for China and the United States to work together in many areas and improve global governance. Competition is not an obstacle as long as it is healthy

Keynote Speech at the Webinar on China-U.S. Relations and Global Governance (full text)

Scholars call for more cooperation and healthy competition between China and the U.S.

Scholars from China and the U.S. expound their views on bilateral relations from different perspectives at a webinar on March 12

Robbing the poor to help the rich

"What we saw this time was the American elite trying to act against the rules of the game they themselves had established when their own interests were compromised."

America can lead again, but in a different way

After standing on top of the world for nearly a century, the U.S. should take the lead in following the international rules it had led to create rather than giving commands

Help for Xinjiang or a knockout blow?

The U.S. "cotton ban" doesn't promote human rights. It is another coercive economic measure against China that hurts the very people it says it seeks to help