Keywords guiding future direction of China

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Gradually, the translation became standard and notes were eliminated. Even though the translation is somewhat "Chinglish," foreign people have understood that it is the concept of development created in the practice of reform and opening up.

For China experts worldwide and a growing number of people who are interested in China, the “Scientific Outlook on Development,” “Reform and Opening-up,” “Three Represents,” “Two Sessions,” and other terms with Chinese political complexion have become the keywords for interpreting modern China. The continued emergence of new terms shows that Chinese politics are advancing with the times, and enjoy great vitality.

The Scientific Outlook on Development is increasingly gaining understanding and respect on the international stage. A professor of international relations at the University of the Witwatersrand in South Africa said that the Scientific Outlook on Development is an important innovation in socialism with Chinese characteristics, and a response to China’s practical problems. The people-oriented scientific outlook can stimulate their desire to promote economic growth, and represents a new development model of great reference value to the world. A China correspondent from Japan’s Kyodo News Agency said that the Scientific Outlook on Development has guided the development of modern China, and brought significant changes to the country.

The world is paying close attention to the 18th CPC National Congress partly because it is curious to know how China will continue to deepen reform and opening-up and to develop in a scientific manner.

The 18th CPC National Congress will be an important milestone for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.

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