Chinese people hold Karl Marx in the highest esteem, much higher than any other Western philosopher. Why? Because Marx's theories have guided the Communist Party of China and the Chinese people to liberate the country and achieve social modernization in less than a century.
In his keynote speech at the Boao Forum for Asia in Hainan province last month, President Xi Jinping said China would make efforts to improve global security governance while further opening up its economy to the outside world. Xi also said the international community should have a "common, comprehensive, cooperative and sustainable" perspective on global security, must deepen bilateral and multilateral collaboration, and promote coordinated and inclusive security mechanisms.
Editor's Note: The "informal" summit between President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Wuhan, Hubei province, on April 27-28 signaled a positive phase in Sino-Indian ties. And Modi's scheduled participation in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit in Qingdao, Shandong province, in June, where he is again likely to meet with Xi, is expected to take this momentum forward. Two experts share their views on China-India ties with China Daily's Pan Yixuan. Excerpts follow:
Fang Xidong's three-month internship at the United Nations International Trade Center in Geneva widened her view of the world.
As part of China's effort to further improve its participation in global governance and the cultivation of talent in international organizations, Fudan University in Shanghai and the Shanghai Rong Chang Foundation launched a program in March to train talent in the field of global governance.
Huangqiao, long famed for its sesame cakes, is now home to more than 230 violin companies, earning it the nickname "the violin capital of China".
Skiing in Chongli, Zhangjiakou, has become a frequent getaway opportunity for the former Croatian ambassador to China, Ante Simonic, and his wife, Rita Zhao.
A dedicated team of young maintenance workers is helping keep the lights shining on 671 kilometers of railway line in Yunnan province.
The government is working to eradicate inappropriate content on the internet to ensure that the web remains free from obscenity and violent imagery, and to promote a healthy culture online.
Wei Jiaqi has recently taken up a new hobby; filming and sharing gesture-dance videos on Douyin, a short video application affiliated to Toutiao, an online news and information platform.
Many elderly Chinese spend their retirement looking after grandchildren or traveling the world, but for Bai Wuming, 62, his former career is a labor of love and he's helping popularize science among young people.
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