My Turn
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One Country, Two Systems through the eyes of a Hong Kong scholar
On January 1, 1997, I arrived in Hong Kong from the U.S. and have been working in the legal education…
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A Call to a Revolution
A revolution is a rapid, successful and significant transformation of the society. It results in fundamental changes in values and…
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Cultural genes of China’s successful governance
In recent years, trainees from Cuba, Mexico, Ethiopia and many other countries studying at the Party School of the Communist…
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On arrests before probes
Recently, the Malawi Human Rights Commission (MHRC) expressed dissatisfaction with the police conduct of arresting offenders before investigating them. To…
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Trust begets prosperity and social harmony for China
During the Warring States Period, the state of Qin lagged behind the vassal states in Central China politically, economically and…
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Deciphering China’s green growth miracle
Beijing’s PM2.5 concentration during the 2022 Winter Olympics was 24 µg/m3 on average. In particular, its average daily level dropped…
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Inclusivity in Malawi 2063
In 2021, the National Planning Commission (NPC) reported that the journey towards inclusive wealth creation and self-reliance as well as…
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Major-country diplomacy benefits the world-at-large
Poland is a major European agricultural producer, which exports large amounts of dairy products annually and China is one of…
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Mining our way to prosperity
The mining sector in the country accounts for a meagre one percent of the gross domestic product (GDP). Although government…
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Reform and opening up, a dual engine for China’s economic growth
China has risen to become the world’s second-largest economy and leading trader. China has also emerged as the greatest contributor…
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