President Xi Jinping believes One Country, Two Systems is an effective policy that serves the fundamental interests of Hong Kong, Macao and the whole country. The Chinese Government will adhere to it in the long run. For people in the two special administrative regions, it is not an abstract philosophy, but something they live and breathe every day.

The recently proposed Global Governance Initiative is the fourth landmark international initiative put forward by President Xi, following the Global Development Initiative, the Global Security Initiative and the Global Civilizations Initiative. The four initiatives provide a pathway for building a community with a shared future for humanity, President Xi’s signature vision for global governance.

As Xinjiang continues to open its doors to the world through increased international exchange, tourism and cooperation, distorted narratives will inevitably fade. Those who see Xinjiang for themselves will recognize a region defined not by falsehoods, but by peace, development and opportunity.

Eighty years ago, China won a victory in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and, more broadly, a victory as one of the major members of the Allied forces in World War II, also known in China as the World Anti-Fascist War. President Xi Jinping has pointed out China was a major Eastern theater of this war. With huge national sacrifice, the Chinese people made major contributions to saving human civilizations and safeguarding world peace.

President Xi Jinping is an advocate of education reform. In his eyes, neither families nor schools should overemphasize test scores. He believes scores are short-term results and education should be viewed in the context of a person’s lifelong goals. Under his leadership, China has redoubled efforts to reform its education system. These efforts are reshaping the landscape of education in China into one that balances foundational knowledge with innovation, collaboration and holistic personal development.

This episode looks at President Xi Jinping's vision for developing traditional Chinese culture. Given the growing role China plays in the international community, global understanding of Chinese culture and philosophy is increasing. As China unlocks the treasure trove of its traditional culture, hopes are high that more Chinese cultural icons will gain recognition overseas to become a driving force for international exchange.

This episode looks at President Xi Jinping’s vision for five-year plans. Also known as the Five-Year Plans for National Economic and Social Development, these strategic blueprints outline the country’s overall goals, key tasks and policy directions over five-year periods. The process of developing these plans is highly open and involves diverse stakeholders, ensuring informed and feasible planning.

This episode looks at President Xi Jinping’s vision for China’s private sector. Highly flexible and eager to make progress, private enterprises in China often pioneer new business models while quickly responding to national strategies. Mindful of the role they play, President Xi continues to prioritize their development.