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China remains a developing country despite its progress China remains a developing country though it has achieved a miracle in economic growth and global trade gains, says Zhou Yongmei, Professor of Practice in Institutional Development at Peking University's Institute of South-South Cooperation and Development. Even as China's economy rises,... show more

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China stands with fellow developing nations China's actions make it clear that it stands with fellow developing countries, says Zhou Yongmei, Professor of Practice in Institutional Development at Peking University's Institute of South-South Cooperation and Development. By holding on to its developing status, China signals it is in their corner on fair trade and climate talks. Many developing nations draw strength from China's backing and appreciate its support at the negotiating table. Zhou notes this solidarity gives developing nations the confidence to demand a meaningful seat at the table and drive change on their own terms.

China stands with fellow developing nations China's actions make it clear that it stands with fellow developing countries, says Zhou Yongmei, Professor of Practice in Institutional Development at Peking University's Institute of South-South Cooperation and Development. By holding on to its developing status, China signals it is in their corner on fair trade and climate talks. Many developing nations draw strength from China's backing and appreciate its support at the negotiating table. Zhou notes this solidarity gives developing nations the confidence to demand a meaningful seat at the table and drive change on their own terms.

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Global South ties shape China's place in the world China stands with fellow members of the Global South because their stories are linked, according to Zhou Yongmei, Professor of Practice in Institutional Development at Peking University's Institute of South-South Cooperation and Development. These ties run deep. Even as its economy grows, China keeps strong links with countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America. For China, being part of the Global South means working together for fair rules and shared goals on the global stage. Zhou says China will continue to stand with fellow developing countries in promoting a fair and equitable global governance system.

Global South ties shape China's place in the world China stands with fellow members of the Global South because their stories are linked, according to Zhou Yongmei, Professor of Practice in Institutional Development at Peking University's Institute of South-South Cooperation and Development. These ties run deep. Even as its economy grows, China keeps strong links with countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America. For China, being part of the Global South means working together for fair rules and shared goals on the global stage. Zhou says China will continue to stand with fellow developing countries in promoting a fair and equitable global governance system.

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China-Haters🤬: "400 million Chinese have no running water!" Now that the world knows how much farther along China's urban areas really are, China-haters are transitioning their disinformation campaign to China's rural areas. While rural areas need more development, 100% of urban areas have running water, and 94% of rural areas have access to running water. Reality: 28 million people in rural area still need improved access to running water. China is a developing country. Under China's current common prosperity campaign, this is being addressed. Within a few years, this will be solved. But the claim that nearly half a billion people in China don't have running water isn't born from concern, it is born from hate. It is slander intended to insult the Chinese people and their efforts to improve their country and standard of living. Source:

China-Haters🤬: "400 million Chinese have no running water!" Now that the world knows how much farther along China's urban areas really are, China-haters are transitioning their disinformation campaign to China's rural areas. While rural areas need more development, 100% of urban areas have running water, and 94% of rural areas have access to running water. Reality: 28 million people in rural area still need improved access to running water. China is a developing country. Under China's current common prosperity campaign, this is being addressed. Within a few years, this will be solved. But the claim that nearly half a billion people in China don't have running water isn't born from concern, it is born from hate. It is slander intended to insult the Chinese people and their efforts to improve their country and standard of living. Source:

Jason Smith - 上官杰文

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🇨🇳China unveiled BIG MOVES to support Global South at G20 Leaders' Summit. It's China's eight actions for global development, here's the detail👇 1⃣is to pursue high-quality Belt and Road cooperation. On top of 700 billion yuan ($96.7 billion) added financing windows and an additional 80 billion yuan ($11.1 billion) injection into the Silk Road Fund, China is moving ahead with the development of the multidimensional Belt and Road connectivity network, one that is led by the building of a green Silk Road and will empower a digital Silk Road. 2⃣is to implement the Global Development Initiative. On the basis of over 1,100 development projects already in operation, China will make sure the Global South research center that is being built is fit for purpose, and the $20 billion of development funds will continue to be put to good use to support developing countries and deepen practical cooperation in areas such as poverty reduction, food security and digital economy. 3⃣is to support the development in Africa. Xi said that at the Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation held in September, he unveiled 10 partnership actions on joining hands with Africa to advance modernization over the next three years and, in this connection, a commitment of 360 billion yuan ($49.7 billion) in financial support. 4⃣is to support international cooperation on poverty reduction and food security. China decides to join the Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty, supports the G20 in continuing to convene the Development Ministerial Meeting, and will stay a committed host of the International Conference on Food Loss and Waste. 5⃣is that China, alongside Brazil, South Africa and the African Union, is proposing an Initiative on International Cooperation in Open Science to help the Global South gain better access to global advances in science, technology and innovation. 6⃣is to support the G20 in carrying out practical cooperation for the benefit of the Global South and using outcomes such as the Roadmap to Increase Investment in Clean Energy in Developing Countries and the High-Level Principles on Bioeconomy to good effect. China supports the work of the Entrepreneurship Research Center on G20 Economies based in Beijing, and supports cooperation on digital education and the digitization of museums and ancient archives. 7⃣is to implement the G20 Anti-Corruption Action Plan. China is strengthening cooperation with fellow developing countries in fugitive repatriation and asset recovery, denial of safe haven, and anti-corruption capacity building. 8⃣is that China is pursuing high-standard opening up, and unilaterally opening its doors wider to the least developed countries (LDCs). China has announced the decision to give all LDCs having diplomatic relations with China zero-tariff treatment for 100 percent tariff lines. From now to 2030, China's imports from other developing countries are likely to top $8 trillion.

🇨🇳China unveiled BIG MOVES to support Global South at G20 Leaders' Summit. It's China's eight actions for global development, here's the detail👇 1⃣is to pursue high-quality Belt and Road cooperation. On top of 700 billion yuan ($96.7 billion) added financing windows and an additional 80 billion yuan ($11.1 billion) injection into the Silk Road Fund, China is moving ahead with the development of the multidimensional Belt and Road connectivity network, one that is led by the building of a green Silk Road and will empower a digital Silk Road. 2⃣is to implement the Global Development Initiative. On the basis of over 1,100 development projects already in operation, China will make sure the Global South research center that is being built is fit for purpose, and the $20 billion of development funds will continue to be put to good use to support developing countries and deepen practical cooperation in areas such as poverty reduction, food security and digital economy. 3⃣is to support the development in Africa. Xi said that at the Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation held in September, he unveiled 10 partnership actions on joining hands with Africa to advance modernization over the next three years and, in this connection, a commitment of 360 billion yuan ($49.7 billion) in financial support. 4⃣is to support international cooperation on poverty reduction and food security. China decides to join the Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty, supports the G20 in continuing to convene the Development Ministerial Meeting, and will stay a committed host of the International Conference on Food Loss and Waste. 5⃣is that China, alongside Brazil, South Africa and the African Union, is proposing an Initiative on International Cooperation in Open Science to help the Global South gain better access to global advances in science, technology and innovation. 6⃣is to support the G20 in carrying out practical cooperation for the benefit of the Global South and using outcomes such as the Roadmap to Increase Investment in Clean Energy in Developing Countries and the High-Level Principles on Bioeconomy to good effect. China supports the work of the Entrepreneurship Research Center on G20 Economies based in Beijing, and supports cooperation on digital education and the digitization of museums and ancient archives. 7⃣is to implement the G20 Anti-Corruption Action Plan. China is strengthening cooperation with fellow developing countries in fugitive repatriation and asset recovery, denial of safe haven, and anti-corruption capacity building. 8⃣is that China is pursuing high-standard opening up, and unilaterally opening its doors wider to the least developed countries (LDCs). China has announced the decision to give all LDCs having diplomatic relations with China zero-tariff treatment for 100 percent tariff lines. From now to 2030, China's imports from other developing countries are likely to top $8 trillion.

Li Jingjing 李菁菁

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This is another great illustration of China's development, even in its poorest rural regions. We've just arrived at the train station of Yabuli, a small rural town with a population of 50k and a ski station in Heilongjiang province, which is the second poorest province in the country by GDP per capita. And look at this place: it looks better - certainly more modern and cleaner - than the immense majority of train stations in Europe. That's what many people don't realize: they still view the Chinese countryside as this hopelessly backward and undeveloped place but it's largely not true anymore. For sure you can still find some poorer villages and towns, but more and more the prosperity of China overall is reaching every spot in the country.

This is another great illustration of China's development, even in its poorest rural regions. We've just arrived at the train station of Yabuli, a small rural town with a population of 50k and a ski station in Heilongjiang province, which is the second poorest province in the country by GDP per capita. And look at this place: it looks better - certainly more modern and cleaner - than the immense majority of train stations in Europe. That's what many people don't realize: they still view the Chinese countryside as this hopelessly backward and undeveloped place but it's largely not true anymore. For sure you can still find some poorer villages and towns, but more and more the prosperity of China overall is reaching every spot in the country.

Arnaud Bertrand

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Global Scholars Discuss Silk Road Cooperation At the 8th Silk Road (Dunhuang) International Cultural Expo, Ye Hailin, President of the China South Asia Society and Director of the Institute of African Studies at CASS, highlighted that Dunhuang is not only a symbol of the Belt and Road spirit, but also a real contributor to its in-depth advancement and high-quality development. #BeltAndRoad #SilkRoad #DunhuangCultureExpo

Global Scholars Discuss Silk Road Cooperation At the 8th Silk Road (Dunhuang) International Cultural Expo, Ye Hailin, President of the China South Asia Society and Director of the Institute of African Studies at CASS, highlighted that Dunhuang is not only a symbol of the Belt and Road spirit, but also a real contributor to its in-depth advancement and high-quality development. #BeltAndRoad #SilkRoad #DunhuangCultureExpo

Marvelous Anhui 美好安徽

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China's elementary schools in rural areas are vital for providing education and opportunities to young students. These schools contribute to the growth and development of children and play a crucial role in shaping the future of the country.

China's elementary schools in rural areas are vital for providing education and opportunities to young students. These schools contribute to the growth and development of children and play a crucial role in shaping the future of the country.

Johannes Maria

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Today is a milestone for UN Trade and Development, marking our rebranding as United Nations Trade & Development and our 60th anniversary. We want our vision of the global economy to be understood & our voice heard in global economic debates where decisions that affect developing countries are made.

Today is a milestone for UN Trade and Development, marking our rebranding as United Nations Trade & Development and our 60th anniversary. We want our vision of the global economy to be understood & our voice heard in global economic debates where decisions that affect developing countries are made.

Rebeca Grynspan

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China's government has more to do to help its poorest citizens. While "extreme poverty" has been eliminated, there are still about 200 million people in the most remote parts of China which are living on less than $10 dollars a day, but more than $4.20 per day. As of 2023, 90% of China’s rural population had tap-water coverage. The same report said rural tap-water rate is expected to reach 92% by end of 2024. The thing of it is that China's government is fully engaged in raising more people into a higher standard of living. The government and CPC are under no illusions that everything is perfect. China is now fully engaged in a program of "Common Prosperity" to continue to raise the remain population into a higher standard of living. Some of the 2035 goals of this program are to: 1. Per capita GDP to approximately double (from 2020), reaching levels comparable with “medium-developed” economies. 2. About 80% of the population would fall into the middle-income bracket 3. Ensure equitable access to public services (education, healthcare, social welfare) across the population by 2035. 4. Narrow development gaps between regions (e.g., richer/coastal vs. less developed inland) and between urban and rural areas. Partially through increasing urbanization from 67% (now) to 80%. 5. to “basically achieve socialist modernization,” which intersects strongly with the common prosperity agenda. 6. Broadly establish eco-friendly modes of work and life; by 2035, achieve “Beautiful China” goals: improve the environment, reduce emissions (or stabilize them), and make lasting gains in ecological protection. 7. According to a human development analysis, by 2035 China expects to reach a Human Development Index (HDI) of over 0.85, which would place it among advanced nations. I continue frequently taking trips into China's deep countryside, deserts, and its remote mountains to see this progress. And its heartening.

China's government has more to do to help its poorest citizens. While "extreme poverty" has been eliminated, there are still about 200 million people in the most remote parts of China which are living on less than $10 dollars a day, but more than $4.20 per day. As of 2023, 90% of China’s rural population had tap-water coverage. The same report said rural tap-water rate is expected to reach 92% by end of 2024. The thing of it is that China's government is fully engaged in raising more people into a higher standard of living. The government and CPC are under no illusions that everything is perfect. China is now fully engaged in a program of "Common Prosperity" to continue to raise the remain population into a higher standard of living. Some of the 2035 goals of this program are to: 1. Per capita GDP to approximately double (from 2020), reaching levels comparable with “medium-developed” economies. 2. About 80% of the population would fall into the middle-income bracket 3. Ensure equitable access to public services (education, healthcare, social welfare) across the population by 2035. 4. Narrow development gaps between regions (e.g., richer/coastal vs. less developed inland) and between urban and rural areas. Partially through increasing urbanization from 67% (now) to 80%. 5. to “basically achieve socialist modernization,” which intersects strongly with the common prosperity agenda. 6. Broadly establish eco-friendly modes of work and life; by 2035, achieve “Beautiful China” goals: improve the environment, reduce emissions (or stabilize them), and make lasting gains in ecological protection. 7. According to a human development analysis, by 2035 China expects to reach a Human Development Index (HDI) of over 0.85, which would place it among advanced nations. I continue frequently taking trips into China's deep countryside, deserts, and its remote mountains to see this progress. And its heartening.

Jason Smith - 上官杰文

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🚨INTERVIEW: “CHINA'S NUCLEAR AMBITIONS RISING, BUT IT’S NOT THERE YET” “China, thanks to whose support the Russian economy is still functioning, and Russia is able to conduct this war, is also not ready for international politics going nuclear. China is a world economic superpower, the largest economy in the world. But it is a mid-power when it comes to nuclear arsenal. China is now the most dynamic nuclear power in terms of developing its nuclear and increasing its nuclear arsenal and its nuclear capabilities. But it is not there yet. China's nuclear arsenal is roughly 10% of what Russia and the United States have in terms of the warheads.” Serhii Plokhy, Harvard Professor of Ukrainian History.

🚨INTERVIEW: “CHINA'S NUCLEAR AMBITIONS RISING, BUT IT’S NOT THERE YET” “China, thanks to whose support the Russian economy is still functioning, and Russia is able to conduct this war, is also not ready for international politics going nuclear. China is a world economic superpower, the largest economy in the world. But it is a mid-power when it comes to nuclear arsenal. China is now the most dynamic nuclear power in terms of developing its nuclear and increasing its nuclear arsenal and its nuclear capabilities. But it is not there yet. China's nuclear arsenal is roughly 10% of what Russia and the United States have in terms of the warheads.” Serhii Plokhy, Harvard Professor of Ukrainian History.

Mario Nawfal

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In 1998, the Chinese and Japanese governments issued the China-Japan Joint Declaration on Building a Partnership of Friendship and Cooperation for Peace and Development. It has an important statement — "The Japanese side continues to maintain its stand on the Taiwan question which was set forth in the Joint Statement of the Government of the People's Republic of China and the Government of Japan and reiterates its understanding that there is one China."

In 1998, the Chinese and Japanese governments issued the China-Japan Joint Declaration on Building a Partnership of Friendship and Cooperation for Peace and Development. It has an important statement — "The Japanese side continues to maintain its stand on the Taiwan question which was set forth in the Joint Statement of the Government of the People's Republic of China and the Government of Japan and reiterates its understanding that there is one China."

Ministry of National Defense of China

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China-Africa consensus offers new path for Global South development The Africa-China Dar es Salaam Consensus, marks a significant progress in Global South cooperation, says Liu Hongwu, director of the Institute of African Studies at Zhejiang Normal University. According to Liu, the consensus offers a blueprint for developing countries to modernize. He explains that the agreement, based on China-Africa collaboration over the past decades, aims to help countries worldwide grow together.

China-Africa consensus offers new path for Global South development The Africa-China Dar es Salaam Consensus, marks a significant progress in Global South cooperation, says Liu Hongwu, director of the Institute of African Studies at Zhejiang Normal University. According to Liu, the consensus offers a blueprint for developing countries to modernize. He explains that the agreement, based on China-Africa collaboration over the past decades, aims to help countries worldwide grow together.

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China-Africa ties boost development, affecting 2.8B people, says expert China-Africa cooperation benefits 2.8 billion people and offers great opportunities for mutual development, says Liu Hongwu, director of the Institute of African Studies at Zhejiang Normal University. In this video, Liu explores the historical context & future of China-Africa relations. He argues that with its rapid growth & global influence, China can play a crucial role in facilitating common development with African countries.

China-Africa ties boost development, affecting 2.8B people, says expert China-Africa cooperation benefits 2.8 billion people and offers great opportunities for mutual development, says Liu Hongwu, director of the Institute of African Studies at Zhejiang Normal University. In this video, Liu explores the historical context & future of China-Africa relations. He argues that with its rapid growth & global influence, China can play a crucial role in facilitating common development with African countries.

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South Korea’s🇰🇷population is equivalent to a province in China🇨🇳. But before this fatal fire, there were also fatal fires in 2020, 2018, and 2017 that killed dozens of people. Although🇰🇷economy has grown rapidly and has been increasingly regarded as a developed country, its production safety is poor and is not even considered good among developing countries.

South Korea’s🇰🇷population is equivalent to a province in China🇨🇳. But before this fatal fire, there were also fatal fires in 2020, 2018, and 2017 that killed dozens of people. Although🇰🇷economy has grown rapidly and has been increasingly regarded as a developed country, its production safety is poor and is not even considered good among developing countries.

Hu Xijin 胡锡进

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China is the world’s second largest economy. A country that can fund its own space program and build aircraft carriers should fund its own development. UN Development should be focused on countries that truly depend on it, not Beijing. The UN was formed to support the vulnerable. Should the UN really be focused on “developing” China?

China is the world’s second largest economy. A country that can fund its own space program and build aircraft carriers should fund its own development. UN Development should be focused on countries that truly depend on it, not Beijing. The UN was formed to support the vulnerable. Should the UN really be focused on “developing” China?

Bureau of International Organization Affairs

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China is not a developing country. That is why this week we objected to resources being diverted to China and are dismayed that the world’s second-largest economy, and the UN’s second-largest assessed donor, is being prioritized over true developing countries. UN Development must focus on effective delivery where it matters most – at the country level.

China is not a developing country. That is why this week we objected to resources being diverted to China and are dismayed that the world’s second-largest economy, and the UN’s second-largest assessed donor, is being prioritized over true developing countries. UN Development must focus on effective delivery where it matters most – at the country level.

Bureau of International Organization Affairs

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The Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, Guo Jiakun comments on the U.S. publicly announcing that they will not invite South Africa to participate in the G20 Summit next year as well as cooperation within the G20 framework. He says that China supports South Africa in continuing to participate in G20 cooperation. And that China looks forward to working with South Africa and all other G20 members to defend multilateralism, promote world economic growth and improve global economic governance. #NewsUpdate #China #g20summit

The Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, Guo Jiakun comments on the U.S. publicly announcing that they will not invite South Africa to participate in the G20 Summit next year as well as cooperation within the G20 framework. He says that China supports South Africa in continuing to participate in G20 cooperation. And that China looks forward to working with South Africa and all other G20 members to defend multilateralism, promote world economic growth and improve global economic governance. #NewsUpdate #China #g20summit

Sunday World News

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From EVs and green tech to a continued commitment to opening-up, China is creating new momentum for global growth. At the China Development Forum 2026, prominent international guests praised China's stability and openness in an uncertain world, highlighting its role as a platform for opportunity and cooperation. #CDF

From EVs and green tech to a continued commitment to opening-up, China is creating new momentum for global growth. At the China Development Forum 2026, prominent international guests praised China's stability and openness in an uncertain world, highlighting its role as a platform for opportunity and cooperation. #CDF

Xi's Moments

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