From Friday to Sunday, Chinese President Xi Jinping will have an "informal meeting" with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and pay a state visit to Nepal.
While many might regard the 2019 Beijing International Horticultural Exhibition a successful event simply because of its efficient organization and its crowd-pulling popularity, its achievement was more than that.
ON WEDNESDAY, one day before World Sight Day, the World Health Organization issued its first World Report on Vision, which shows that at least 2.2 billion people are blind or have impaired vision. China Daily writer Zhang Zhouxiang comments:
THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS released a draft revision of the Statistics Law on Tuesday, soliciting public opinions. The draft stresses accountability for statistics fraud, in order to guarantee the accuracy of data and ensure the credibility of statistical work. The Beijing News comments:
A day after imposing commercial restrictions on 28 Chinese entities, the United States announced on Tuesday it would curb visas for Chinese officials until China ends what it alleges is repression in Xinjiang. The successive moves constitute blatant US interference in Xinjiang affairs, which will only further strain bilateral ties between the two countries.
I spent China's 70-year National Day festivities in Shanghai, China's global financial hub, and Guangzhou, the global trade hub of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. In both, China's massive transition toward consumption and innovation is now increasingly evident.
Extremism that fosters terrorism breeds and infests under certain conditions. So to suppress terrorism, we also need to eliminate the conditions conducive to the spread of extremist ideology, which calls for long-term, arduous, all-around efforts.
By claiming China has reneged on a pledge to crack down on fentanyl and fentanyl-related substances, the United States is once again trying to shift responsibility for its opioid crisis onto China.
The US Department of Commerce's blacklisting of 28 Chinese entities for being involved in what it alleges are "human rights violations and abuses" against Uygurs and other Muslim minority groups in Xinjiang is anything but a justifiable act.
MORE EFFORTS ARE NEEDED to ease the burden on families caring for those with Alzheimer's disease. Nanfang Metropolis Daily comments:
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