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Global Reactions
11-13-2012
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- Hu's vow to double average income seen as good
- When President Hu Jintao pledged in his opening speech at the 18th Party Congress on Thursday that China would double the 2010 average income by 2020, the French politician Jean-Pierre Raffarin said in Paris it was "very welcome news" for debt-ridden Western countries.
11-13-2012
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- Tearful delegate jeered online
- A migrant worker delegate to the ongoing 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) who broke down in tears during a panel discussion has been mocked on the Chinese blog sphere for what netizens perceive to be his failure to take his job seriously.
11-12-2012
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- Foreign officials say China's socialist road significant
- As the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) is underway, overseas officials, experts and media believed China's steadfast adherence to socialism with Chinese characteristics is rather significant to its future development, and to world peace and development as well.
11-12-2012
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- Foreign politicians congratulate CPC on congress
- Politicians, political parties and organizations of foreign countries recently have sent congratulatory messages to the Communist Party of China (CPC) on the convening of its 18th CPC National Congress.
11-12-2012
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- World lauds China's development in past 10 years
- Foreign officials, experts and media have spoken positively of China's achievements in the past 10 years, saying its rapid development has made significant contributions to the world economy.
11-12-2012
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- Kissinger predicts a more open China
- As the Communist Party of China undertakes its once-in-a-decade leadership transition in Beijing, many people in the United States wonder about the path China will choose and whether it will continue building on its reform and opening-up endeavors.
11-09-2012
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- Micro-blogging at CPC Congress: Party and law
- After Hu Jintao delivered a political report at the opening of the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) on Thursday morning, one small line seemed to have made ripples on the microblog sphere.
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