China's persistent emphasis on peace, development, cooperation, and mutual benefit is reflected in its ongoing provision of global public goods and its commitment to improving global governance.
China's ongoing national "two sessions" have sent a clear signal that the world's second-largest economy is dedicated to progress through sci-tech innovation.
China's 2025 GDP growth target of around 5 percent, alongside the measures the country will implement to meet this goal, demonstrates its confidence and prowess in securing new achievements in high-quality development.
Spain has maintained excellent relations with China for years despite outside pressures. Now, its pragmatic approach might become a model for other European countries.
China's ability to implement strategic plans on a national scale not only highlights the effectiveness of its governance model but also its capacity to navigate complex global challenges.
During this year's two sessions, China's optics on international relations are particularly noteworthy against the backdrop of a rapidly changing and turbulent global landscape.
During the "two sessions," the annual meetings of China's national legislature and top political advisory body, measures to expand domestic demand and promote sci-tech innovation and high-standard opening up are expected to be outlined.