China and the U.S. have long developed mutually beneficial economic ties over the past decades. Moreover, China is more resilient, stronger, and more confident than it was eight years ago.

The 25th anniversary of Macao's return to the motherland stands as yet another occasion to observe the practical success and institutional strengths of China's "one country, two systems" policy.

The Hutong Little Congress is more than a local triumph—it's a forward-thinking model of governance that proves democracy can thrive, even in the smallest corners of a bustling metropolis.

The 12345 hotline, for instance, features an evaluation system that tracks the performance of hotline workers as well as the officials and departments involved in handling the reported issues. Follow-up calls and messages are used to ensure public satisfaction.

Nepal and China have signed a sweeping framework agreement to advance Belt and Road cooperation, marking a new chapter in their decades-long relationship.

Whether to give up the hard-earned Chinese market for an unattainable goal is a dilemma imposed on U.S. companies by their government. However, as the Chinese often say, practices of decoupling and supply chain disruption cannot halt China's progress, and "small yard, high fences" can only trap the United States itself.