World Economic Forum President Borge Brende said that he was confident about China’s economic outlook and that the country still remained a hot spot to attract foreign investment. globaltimes.cn/page/202205/1…

I’d like to advise the US to listen to a well-known Chinese song with these lyrics: “For our friends, we have fine wine. For jackals or wolves, we welcome with shotguns.”

China has full confidence and capability and are fully prepared to firmly stem the “Taiwan independence” separatist activities, foil all external interference and resolutely uphold its sovereignty and territorial integrity.

This is a consensus of intl community and a commitment made by the US to China. The one-China principle is unshakable, China’s sovereignty and territorial integrity cannot be violated, the red line of avoiding creating “two Chinas” & “one China, one Taiwan” must not be crossed.

Our stern warning to the US: There is but one China in the world, Taiwan is part of China’s territory and the government of the People’s Republic of China is the sole legal government representing the whole of China.

If the US continues to go down the wrong path, there will be irretrievable consequences for the China-US relations and the US will have to pay unbearable price.

No forces can change the fate of the “Taiwan independence” forces who are doomed to fail. Reneging on its promise on the Taiwan question, the US has obscured and hollowed out the one-China principle, and publicly incited and endorsed “Taiwan independence” separatist activities.

Spokesperson Wang Wenbin：The US has been racking its brains to play with words when it comes to the one-China principle. I want to remind the US side that no forces, the US included, can hold back the Chinese people’s endeavor to reunify the nation.

Wang Yi presented @mbachelet with an English version of Xi Jinping on Respecting and Protecting Human Rights as a special gift.

We believe you will also understand China more through the study of Robert Lawrence Kuhn. #ThisIsCPC

From urban beaches to historic sites to delicious Asian food tours, Vancouver offers abundant options to celebrate this year’s Asian Heritage Month. cntraveler.com/story/where-t…

“This month is an opportunity to have deeper conversations about your history and our place in this country,” says Chinese-Canadian writer Samantha Lui. It’s time to look at Asian Heritage Month seriously without filling out diversity checkboxes. ellecanada.com/culture/socie…

Canadian artists Lucy Lu and Melanie Choi explained how our perception of cultural heritage intertwined with our memories through their photography exhibition (Re)making Chineseness: Reflections of Cultural Heritage. the-peak.ca/2022/05/the-mean…

A picture is worth a thousand words. Two photographers portrayed Northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region and shared stories of how the region has changed. globaltimes.cn/page/202205/1…

Today is May 20, or 520. In Chinese, the date pronounced similar to the homophonic phrase “I love you” or wǒ ài nǐ. On this day, many people in China express their affection to their loved one.

The Canadian side claimed it had consulted with its allies over the decision. To put it bluntly, the Canadian side is acting in collusion with the U.S. to suppress Chinese enterprises. Canada's so-called security concerns are nothing but a cover for political manipulation.