Deep China

Eighty years on, militarism must never be revived in Japan, the post-WWII international order must never be challenged, and world peace and stability must never be ruined again.

According to the UN Charter, the Security Council bears primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security. Japan waged a war of aggression during the Second World War, inflicting profound sufferings on the people of Asia and the world. To this day, Japan still has not fully repented for its war crimes. Some in Japan continue to advocate a wrong perception of World War II history, and they still pay tribute to the Yasukuni Shrine, and distort, deny and even whitewash Japan’s history of aggression. The erroneous remarks of Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on Taiwan grossly interfere in China’s internal affairs, trample on international law and basic norms in international relations, and challenge the post-WWII international order. A country like this is in no position to take up the responsibility for maintaining international peace and security, and is unfit for permanent membership of the Security Council.

With Sweden newly added, the citizens of 48 countries now enjoy unilateral visa-free access to China. China’s door to the world is opening wider than ever. We invite more international friends to see China and its progress firsthand.

Tomatoes on the move! In #Xinjiang, automated harvesters sort them like a pinball machine.🍅

Be it in the past, present, or future—China is always a staunch force for world peace.

Just two months ago, this land was still desert and barren. Now, 2,000 acres of oats ripen in Xinjiang’s Taklamakan. #DesertFarming #ChinaAgriculture

Find and explore the real China by YOURSELF.

Under UV light, the Chinese passport reveals iconic landmarks from the country’s all 34 administrative divisions. What ingenuity and diversity!

Prof. Jeffrey Sachs: “China is not an enemy. China is just a success story.”