Wang Xiangwei's Thought of the Day on China
Wang XiangweiAlmost anything about China. I have spent the past three decades reporting and writing about China. I used to be the Editor-In-Chief of South China Morning Post.
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My latest #ThoughtoftheDayonChina: the global narrative is shifting toward China but don't misread it.
The world has been scrambling and fretting over the erratic ways in which the United States is redefining its global role. Amid growing uncertainty and chaos, there is intense speculation over one question: What kind of role China will choo...
王向伟最新专栏的中文翻译： 两会今天开幕，中国将审议通过 “十五五” 规划。 中国迎来难得的全球善意窗口， 全球投资者期待看到什么？
本周起，中国领导人召开一年一度的 “两会”，全球目光将聚焦北京。今年两会，不同往年，除设定 2026 年经济增长目标外，还将最终敲定 “十五五” 规划（2026—2030 年），这份蓝图将决定中国未来五年的经济与社会发展重点。
My latest #ThoughtoftheDayonChina: Two Sessions begin today: China must stop talking about “high-level opening up” and finally deliver it.
As China’s leaders convene for the annual “two sessions” starting this week, the eyes of the world will be fixed on Beijing. This gathering is no ordinary policy meeting. Beyond setting the economic growth target for 2026, it will finalise ...
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