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Visitors pose for photos in front of the giant flower basket themed "Blessings to the Motherland", at Tian'anmen Square in Beijing, on Monday. Standing 18 meters tall, the installation contains flowers and peace doves to express hopes for national prosperity and world peace.

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Visitors pose for photos in front of the giant flower basket themed "Blessings to the Motherland", at Tian'anmen Square in Beijing, on Monday. Standing 18 meters tall, the installation contains flowers and peace doves to express hopes for national prosperity and world peace.

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Visitors admire an electric Vertical Take-off and Landing aircraft on display at the 2025 Emerging Air Economy Development Conference in Wuhu, Anhui province, on Sept 7.

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HEFEI — Sun Mengqin, a Gen Z aviation science popularization specialist, never imagined that her hometown — Wanzhi town in Wuhu city, East China's Anhui province — would benefit so much from the booming aviation industry, a field she had known little about before.

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Sun's story is closely linked to the rise of Wuhu's low-altitude economy, which took center stage at the 2025 Emerging Air Economy Development Conference held recently in Wuhu. The event attracted overseas guests from more than 10 countries, including Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Canada and Australia.

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Driven by both domestic policies and rapidly growing market demand, China's low-altitude economy has enjoyed robust growth in recent years. According to data released by the Civil Aviation Administration of China, in the first half of 2025, traditional general aviation operations reached 570,000 flight hours. The number of registered unmanned aerial vehicles reached 2.73 million, with a cumulative flight time of 24.47 million hours — a year-on-year increase of 149 percent.

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At the conference, a diverse array of state-of-the-art aviation products took the spotlight, including aerial emergency command aircraft, intelligent flight control systems, and facade-cleaning drones. These impressive displays vividly showcased the vitality of China's low-altitude economy.

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"I'm proud to introduce more teenagers to aviation and the low-altitude economy right here in my hometown," said Sun, emphasizing that a domestically developed general aviation aircraft can be produced from blueprint to finished product — all within this small town of Wanzhi, and with fully independent intellectual property rights.

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Nestled along the Yangtze River, Wanzhi used to be a quiet agricultural town, but now it's buzzing with over 200 aviation-related companies.

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The year 2013 marked the beginning of Wanzhi's "takeoff", as it seized the opportunity presented by a local airport's construction to develop its general aviation industry. A number of aviation enterprises, including CETC Wuhu Diamond Aircraft Manufacture company, established their presence in the town. In 2024, Wuhu's low-altitude economy generated revenue of 46.38 billion yuan ($6.5 billion), a year-on-year increase of 15.95 percent.

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Within its 3.49-square-kilometer area, the aviation town in Wanzhi boasts a fully integrated industrial chain that spans from aviation component manufacturing to R&D, production, maintenance and operation of both general aviation aircraft and unmanned aerial vehicles.

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"Overseas orders are growing rapidly this year, and we expect revenue growth to exceed 40 percent," said Tian Manlin, general manager of CETC Wuhu Diamond Aircraft Manufacture. Tian added that while strengthening its presence in the domestic market, the company is accelerating its expansion into overseas markets such as Southeast Asia.

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"In 2024, we purchased an aircraft from Wuhu for pilot training, and the order was delivered in just three months," said Piboon Vorravanpreecha, managing director of Thai Aviation Industries. He noted that the company was impressed by the cost-effectiveness and reliable after-sales service of the Wuhu-manufactured aircraft and has decided to deepen cooperation in distribution and maintenance with Wuhu in 2025.

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According to Tian, the aviation town is nothing short of a "dream factory", where core components such as general aviation engines, avionics systems and propellers can now be both manufactured and repaired in Wuhu.

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At an aviation camp located about 20 km north of Wuxuan airport, which sits on the border between the cities of Wuhu and Xuancheng in Anhui, tourists and aviation enthusiasts were waiting to board small fixed-wing aircraft for a bird's-eye view of Wuhu's urban landscape.

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A few years back, Wang Yuzheng, then chairman of an aviation company in Anhui, made the decision to go back to his hometown. He wanted to turn his passion for aviation into reality by founding this aviation camp.

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"The low-altitude economy has transitioned from a conceptual stage into a phase of rapid growth," Wang said. "We aim to explore innovative cultural and tourism applications for low-altitude airspace, turning this emerging sector into tangible convenience in people's daily lives."

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By proposing the Global Governance Initiative at the recent Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit in Tianjin, President Xi Jinping has made a great contribution to international dialogue which will help the international community address the many challenges facing the world.

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The growing global uncertainties are not only impacting economies across the world, but also partly responsible for the widening development gaps among countries. At this critical time, the GGI comes as a ray of hope. It is an example of how China is fulfilling its global responsibilities as a major country, and it reflects the farsightedness of the Chinese central leadership in guiding the world toward peace, fairness and common prosperity.

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The five principles — sovereign equality, international rule of law, multilateralism, people-centric approach, and tangible results — on which the GGI is based give it both clarity and depth.

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The first principle, sovereign equality, highlights the need for fairness and equal treatment of countries in international relations. The fact that the GGI's goal is to ensure all countries, irrespective of their size, strength and wealth, play an equal role in global decision-making addresses the long-standing concerns of developing countries. Also, sovereign equality is reflected in China's moves, including the establishment of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank — which "finances infrastructure projects for tomorrow" in Asia and beyond, especially developing countries — and the implementation of the Belt and Road Initiative that is aimed at improving infrastructure and connectivity in developing and less-developed countries. The two initiatives offer hope for greater inclusivity and democracy in development projects.

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The goal of international rule of law, the second principle, is to ensure that rules are applied without resorting to double standards. China's concerted efforts to fulfill the Paris Agreement's conditions and strengthen the authority of the United Nations show how the GGI seeks to strengthen trust in international institutions and rules.

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The call to uphold multilateralism, too, is important. Global challenges such as climate change, pandemics and economic instability cannot be addressed by any one country alone. President Xi's insistence on extensive consultation, joint contribution and shared benefit reaffirms the UN's central role and opposes unilateralism and trade protectionism. China's leading role in UN peacekeeping missions, and proposal of initiatives like the Global Development Initiative, Global Security Initiative and Global Civilization Initiative are examples of how a country can uphold multilateralism.

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The fourth principle, a people-centric approach, underlines that the main purpose of governance is to improve people's lives. By advocating reforms that directly benefit the people, the GGI will make sure ordinary people remain at the heart of global cooperation. This echoes China's measures to eradicate poverty, improve healthcare and education, and pursue green development both at home and abroad.

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And the emphasis on achieving tangible results, the fifth principle, adds weight to the GGI because effective global governance means solving real problems. Western-style global governance is often marked by lofty rhetoric and lack of tangible outcomes. In contrast, by focusing on coordination, proper resource allocation, and achieving tangible results, the GGI intends to bring about real change.

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China's record of supplying renewable energy technology to and building transport and digital infrastructure in developing countries, and contributing troops to and funding UN peace missions shows that its initiatives are always aimed at delivering tangible results.

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Collectively, the five GGI principles lay a strong foundation for building a fairer, equitable and inclusive global governance system, and address the concerns of the Global South.

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The GGI's broader implications go beyond its guiding principles by ensuring developing nations contribute more to the global agenda. For decades, smaller states have dreamed of having a say in global decision-making. And by ensuring their right to equal participation in international affairs, the GGI addresses their demand, making the international order more equitable and truly representational.

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The GGI is also an example of responsible leadership. While some major global powers are pursuing exclusive, self-centered development, China is promoting cooperation, justice and shared progress. This shows China's willingness to help find solutions rather than deepening rifts among countries.

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The people-centric philosophy of the GGI makes clear that real governance is not about dominance or competition but about improving the lives of people across the world. By underlining the importance of economic development, healthcare, education, poverty alleviation and green growth, the GGI aims to bring global governance closer to ordinary people. This orientation makes the initiative truly meaningful.

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In conclusion, the GGI is a forward-looking, visionary and inclusive proposal that balances principles with action. It champions equality, fairness, cooperation and people-centric development while developing concrete projects that will benefit the people. President Xi's call to build a community with a shared future for humanity reflects wisdom, responsibility and compassion. That the GGI recognizes the fate of nations is interconnected, and peace and prosperity can be achieved only through cooperation and mutual respect makes it a highly valuable global public good.

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The views don't necessarily represent those of China Daily.

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By proposing the Global Governance Initiative at the recent Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit in Tianjin, President Xi Jinping has made a great contribution to international dialogue which will help the international community address the many challenges facing the world.

\n

The growing global uncertainties are not only impacting economies across the world, but also partly responsible for the widening development gaps among countries. At this critical time, the GGI comes as a ray of hope. It is an example of how China is fulfilling its global responsibilities as a major country, and it reflects the farsightedness of the Chinese central leadership in guiding the world toward peace, fairness and common prosperity.

\n

The five principles — sovereign equality, international rule of law, multilateralism, people-centric approach, and tangible results — on which the GGI is based give it both clarity and depth.

\n

The first principle, sovereign equality, highlights the need for fairness and equal treatment of countries in international relations. The fact that the GGI's goal is to ensure all countries, irrespective of their size, strength and wealth, play an equal role in global decision-making addresses the long-standing concerns of developing countries. Also, sovereign equality is reflected in China's moves, including the establishment of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank — which "finances infrastructure projects for tomorrow" in Asia and beyond, especially developing countries — and the implementation of the Belt and Road Initiative that is aimed at improving infrastructure and connectivity in developing and less-developed countries. The two initiatives offer hope for greater inclusivity and democracy in development projects.

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The goal of international rule of law, the second principle, is to ensure that rules are applied without resorting to double standards. China's concerted efforts to fulfill the Paris Agreement's conditions and strengthen the authority of the United Nations show how the GGI seeks to strengthen trust in international institutions and rules.

\n

The call to uphold multilateralism, too, is important. Global challenges such as climate change, pandemics and economic instability cannot be addressed by any one country alone. President Xi's insistence on extensive consultation, joint contribution and shared benefit reaffirms the UN's central role and opposes unilateralism and trade protectionism. China's leading role in UN peacekeeping missions, and proposal of initiatives like the Global Development Initiative, Global Security Initiative and Global Civilization Initiative are examples of how a country can uphold multilateralism.

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The fourth principle, a people-centric approach, underlines that the main purpose of governance is to improve people's lives. By advocating reforms that directly benefit the people, the GGI will make sure ordinary people remain at the heart of global cooperation. This echoes China's measures to eradicate poverty, improve healthcare and education, and pursue green development both at home and abroad.

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And the emphasis on achieving tangible results, the fifth principle, adds weight to the GGI because effective global governance means solving real problems. Western-style global governance is often marked by lofty rhetoric and lack of tangible outcomes. In contrast, by focusing on coordination, proper resource allocation, and achieving tangible results, the GGI intends to bring about real change.

\n

China's record of supplying renewable energy technology to and building transport and digital infrastructure in developing countries, and contributing troops to and funding UN peace missions shows that its initiatives are always aimed at delivering tangible results.

\n

Collectively, the five GGI principles lay a strong foundation for building a fairer, equitable and inclusive global governance system, and address the concerns of the Global South.

\n

The GGI's broader implications go beyond its guiding principles by ensuring developing nations contribute more to the global agenda. For decades, smaller states have dreamed of having a say in global decision-making. And by ensuring their right to equal participation in international affairs, the GGI addresses their demand, making the international order more equitable and truly representational.

\n

The GGI is also an example of responsible leadership. While some major global powers are pursuing exclusive, self-centered development, China is promoting cooperation, justice and shared progress. This shows China's willingness to help find solutions rather than deepening rifts among countries.

\n

The people-centric philosophy of the GGI makes clear that real governance is not about dominance or competition but about improving the lives of people across the world. By underlining the importance of economic development, healthcare, education, poverty alleviation and green growth, the GGI aims to bring global governance closer to ordinary people. This orientation makes the initiative truly meaningful.

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In conclusion, the GGI is a forward-looking, visionary and inclusive proposal that balances principles with action. It champions equality, fairness, cooperation and people-centric development while developing concrete projects that will benefit the people. President Xi's call to build a community with a shared future for humanity reflects wisdom, responsibility and compassion. That the GGI recognizes the fate of nations is interconnected, and peace and prosperity can be achieved only through cooperation and mutual respect makes it a highly valuable global public good.

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The views don't necessarily represent those of China Daily.

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CARACAS — Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro rejected US allegations of being a drug trafficker and asked US President Donald Trump for dialogue, according to a letter released on Sunday by Caracas, as tensions soar between the two countries.

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The letter addressed to Trump is dated Sept 6 and was sent days after the United States deployed warships off the coast of Venezuela and carried out the first of several attacks on Venezuela-based boats. Washington claimed the boats were carrying drugs.

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The first attack left 11 people dead with two more strikes following later.

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In his missive, Maduro rejected as "absolutely false" US allegations that he leads a drug cartel.

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"It is the worst fake news that has been launched against our country in an escalation of an armed conflict that would do catastrophic damage to the whole continent," the letter states.

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Maduro urged Trump to "keep the peace with dialogue and understanding in the entire hemisphere".

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"President, I hope that together we can defeat this fake news that is filling with noise a relationship that should be historic and peaceful."

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Maduro maintained that Venezuela was a "drug-free" country and that only 5 percent of the drugs produced in neighboring Colombia made their way into Venezuelan territory.

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"A very relevant fact is that this year we have already neutralized and destroyed more than 70 percent of that small percentage that attempts to cross that extensive border, more than 2,200 kilometers long, that we share with Colombia," he said.

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Since the letter was sent, US forces in the Caribbean have attacked two more boats that Washington said were carrying drugs, one off Venezuela and one farther north, off the coast of the Dominican Republic.

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The last attack was first announced on Friday by Trump himself, without saying where it happened, and was confirmed on Sunday by the drug enforcement agency of the Dominican Republic and the US embassy there. The attack left three people dead.

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Venezuela has denounced the "military threat" against it following the deployment of the US ships.

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US-based online payment company PayPal is intensifying efforts to expand its footprint and accelerate localization in the Chinese market.

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It is also facilitating the business expansion of Chinese merchants globally by enabling them to tap into the immense opportunities arising from the cross-border digital payment sector.

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Hannah Qiu, senior vice-president of PayPal and CEO of PayPal China, said in an interview with China Daily that the rapid growth of digital trade and cross-border e-commerce is reshaping global business. "China is definitely a very important market for PayPal, and all the merchants here are in the center of the new innovation."

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According to Qiu, the company empowers Chinese businesses by providing secure, compliant, and end-to-end payment solutions, enabling them to transact confidently in nearly 200 markets worldwide. PayPal is the first foreign payment institution authorized to provide online payment services in the Chinese market and the first foreign payment company with a wholly-owned subsidiary in China.

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"China takes an extremely important position in PayPal's global layout, and it has the world's largest cross-border sellers group, which holds an indispensable position in cross-border e-commerce platforms. Therefore, China has always been one of our most important markets," she said.

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Qiu noted that China has been an international powerhouse in digital innovation, with world-class infrastructure and a strong culture of embracing new technologies, while Chinese companies are taking the lead in new business models, from livestreaming e-commerce to direct-to-consumer brands.

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"In the beginning, most Chinese merchants ride on e-commerce platforms. Now we see more and more merchants actually shifting to the direct-to-consumer mode, building their own brands, and owning their own channels and new business models," Qiu said.

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They are seeing strong innovations in areas like digital products, gaming, entertainment and interest-driven commerce, she said. "I believe that China will continue to be the center of innovation in the coming years."

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Recognizing this rapid innovation across the industry, Qiu said PayPal is making bold investments in cutting-edge technologies like agentic AI, which is reshaping how people and businesses shop, sell, and engage in payments, emphasizing that the company will help Chinese merchants capture emerging business opportunities and drive sustainable global growth through its advanced agentic AI capabilities.

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China's cross-border e-commerce sector has seen robust growth in recent years. The sector's imports and exports reached 2.71 trillion yuan ($381.3 billion) in 2024, an increase of 14 percent year-on-year, said the General Administration of Customs. E-commerce exports stood at about 2.15 trillion yuan, up 16.9 percent year-on-year.

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Qiu highlighted the company's long-term commitment to, and confidence in, the Chinese market. "At PayPal China, our priority has always been to help Chinese merchants succeed internationally. This year, through a series of platform enhancements, we are introducing more comprehensive and powerful cross-border payment solutions."

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The company recently introduced PayPal Open in China, a unified solution designed to help Chinese merchants grow globally. By leveraging artificial intelligence-powered new products and enhanced consumer experience, the platform aims to enable cross-border business growth that is safer, more efficient, stable and sustainable.

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It will step up efforts in research and development, and will introduce more new products and services to the Chinese market, while deepening its cooperation with local enterprises. The cooperation is not limited to local markets, but also includes digital wallets and companies in the overseas ecosystem, Qiu said.

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fanfeifei@chinadaily.com.cn

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US-based online payment company PayPal is intensifying efforts to expand its footprint and accelerate localization in the Chinese market.

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It is also facilitating the business expansion of Chinese merchants globally by enabling them to tap into the immense opportunities arising from the cross-border digital payment sector.

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Hannah Qiu, senior vice-president of PayPal and CEO of PayPal China, said in an interview with China Daily that the rapid growth of digital trade and cross-border e-commerce is reshaping global business. "China is definitely a very important market for PayPal, and all the merchants here are in the center of the new innovation."

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According to Qiu, the company empowers Chinese businesses by providing secure, compliant, and end-to-end payment solutions, enabling them to transact confidently in nearly 200 markets worldwide. PayPal is the first foreign payment institution authorized to provide online payment services in the Chinese market and the first foreign payment company with a wholly-owned subsidiary in China.

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"China takes an extremely important position in PayPal's global layout, and it has the world's largest cross-border sellers group, which holds an indispensable position in cross-border e-commerce platforms. Therefore, China has always been one of our most important markets," she said.

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Qiu noted that China has been an international powerhouse in digital innovation, with world-class infrastructure and a strong culture of embracing new technologies, while Chinese companies are taking the lead in new business models, from livestreaming e-commerce to direct-to-consumer brands.

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"In the beginning, most Chinese merchants ride on e-commerce platforms. Now we see more and more merchants actually shifting to the direct-to-consumer mode, building their own brands, and owning their own channels and new business models," Qiu said.

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They are seeing strong innovations in areas like digital products, gaming, entertainment and interest-driven commerce, she said. "I believe that China will continue to be the center of innovation in the coming years."

\n

Recognizing this rapid innovation across the industry, Qiu said PayPal is making bold investments in cutting-edge technologies like agentic AI, which is reshaping how people and businesses shop, sell, and engage in payments, emphasizing that the company will help Chinese merchants capture emerging business opportunities and drive sustainable global growth through its advanced agentic AI capabilities.

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China's cross-border e-commerce sector has seen robust growth in recent years. The sector's imports and exports reached 2.71 trillion yuan ($381.3 billion) in 2024, an increase of 14 percent year-on-year, said the General Administration of Customs. E-commerce exports stood at about 2.15 trillion yuan, up 16.9 percent year-on-year.

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Qiu highlighted the company's long-term commitment to, and confidence in, the Chinese market. "At PayPal China, our priority has always been to help Chinese merchants succeed internationally. This year, through a series of platform enhancements, we are introducing more comprehensive and powerful cross-border payment solutions."

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The company recently introduced PayPal Open in China, a unified solution designed to help Chinese merchants grow globally. By leveraging artificial intelligence-powered new products and enhanced consumer experience, the platform aims to enable cross-border business growth that is safer, more efficient, stable and sustainable.

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It will step up efforts in research and development, and will introduce more new products and services to the Chinese market, while deepening its cooperation with local enterprises. The cooperation is not limited to local markets, but also includes digital wallets and companies in the overseas ecosystem, Qiu said.

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fanfeifei@chinadaily.com.cn

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Offset paper futures and options start trading on the Shanghai Futures Exchange on Sept 10.

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The Shanghai Futures Exchange has marked yet another major step forward in internationalization.

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It has from Sept 10 started listing offset paper futures and options, the first such financial derivatives for the cultural paper industry.

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Apart from helping companies in the cultural paper industrial chain better manage risks, the newly introduced financial tools will help shape a China pricing benchmark, attracting participation from global investors, said Xu Xiangnan, deputy Party secretary of the China National Light Industry Council.

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According to Huang Dongdong, general manager of the pulp and paper business department at Xiamen ITG Group, China is the world's largest producer and consumer of cultural paper. The launch of offset paper futures and options can help build an objective pricing system, providing important benchmarks for domestic and international trade, he said.

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The SHFE also listed on Sept 10 options for fuel oil, bitumen and wood pulp. Together with the bitumen futures that started trading on the SHFE in 2013, these four products were included in the qualified foreign investors program the same day, providing access to international investors.

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These are part of SHFE's continued efforts to complete its product portfolio and advance the high-level opening-up of the Chinese futures market, said SHFE Chairman Tian Xiangyang.

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Two months before the introduction of the new products, SHFE released the international version of its business rules. Amendments have been made regarding rules on market entry, transactions, settlement, risk control and delivery.

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According to SHFE officials, such preparation is crucial for opening new futures and options contracts to overseas special participants, intermediaries and clients in the future.

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In July, SHFE and its subsidiary Shanghai International Energy Exchange, or INE, were officially approved for inclusion on Malaysia's list of Specified Exchanges. Malaysian investors are now able to trade futures products in the Chinese market more conveniently through their local brokerages.

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Malaysia marks the first overseas jurisdiction where SHFE has completed regulatory registration. It is the third overseas jurisdiction — after Hong Kong and Singapore — where INE has successfully obtained such registration.

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The launch of yuan-denominated crude oil futures on the SHFE in 2018 served as a major milestone in the internationalization steps of the exchange.

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Currently, a total of six products are directly accessible to international investors, including copper futures, low-sulfur fuel oil futures and container freight index (Europe service) futures. A total of 28 futures and options are open to QFIs.

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In May, Shanghai natural rubber futures were officially listed on the Osaka Exchange, a Japan Exchange Group company. The contract references the settlement price of the natural rubber futures listed on the SHFE.

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According to Yokoyama Ryusuke, president and CEO of OSE, this has expanded the hedging channels for industrial clients in Japan as well as investors across the globe.

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Before the opening-up of the Chinese futures market, China's international trade was largely determined by nonnegotiable prices and long-term orders, said Chen Canzhong, deputy general manager of Zhejiang province-based Wankai New Materials Co Ltd.

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Due to this, prices were nontransparent and imprecise.

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It was difficult for companies to avoid risks in the price fluctuations of raw materials. Sometimes, companies missed the right opportunities due to information lag. When it came to the delivery of goods, there were problems of delayed logistics or a trust crisis, he said.

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But as China advances the internationalization of the futures market, these problems are being addressed in an orderly manner. Companies can secure their profits in advance by setting up their own cost and profit management systems built on futures prices, which are more transparent now. More importantly, companies are more confident when they negotiate prices with their business partners, he said.

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Tiger Shi, cofounder and CEO of BANDS Financial, said China's futures market has become appealing to international investors as the country is the world's largest manufacturer.

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Shanghai has set its sights high.

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In a three-year action plan released in April to promote the city's commodity trade between 2025 and 2027, the Shanghai municipal government said that the city's commodity trade should exceed 10 trillion yuan in 2027. The trading of commodities based on pricing offered at the Shanghai exchanges should play a bigger role by then.

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This has echoed a guideline on the high-quality development of the Chinese futures market, which was released by the State Council, China's Cabinet, in 2024.

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According to the circular, China's major futures products should attract high participation from global investors by 2035. The country's influence in commodity pricing and market competitiveness should be significantly improved by that time, it said.

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Arsenal's Gabriel Martinelli celebrates scoring a last-gasp equalizer against Manchester City with teammates and fans.

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LONDON — Arsenal's second big test of its title credentials this season ended inconclusively, with a late Gabriel Martinelli goal sparing it a damaging defeat at home to Manchester City, as it failed to make a telling statement in a 1-1 draw on Sunday.

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After losing 1-0 at Premier League champion Liverpool last month — its first defeat in 23 league games against the so-called big six — victory over City felt like a requirement.

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Trailing to Erling Haaland's well-taken early goal, Arsenal lacked a real goal threat, with big-money summer signing Viktor Gyokeres again struggling without quality service.

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It looked like City, content to sit deep and defend its area, would hold out until Martinelli's deft lob from a precision pass by fellow substitute Eberechi Eze allowed Arsenal to avoid a second league defeat of the season.

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"We've obviously gained the respect of the opposition," Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice said.

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"We probably haven't dominated a game against Man City as we did today."

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Summer signing Eze, and Bukayo Saka, were both introduced at halftime, and, while that underlined the attacking tools Mikel Arteta has at his disposal, it also fueled suggestions that he is yet to find the best way to utilize them.

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While Arsenal's record against the big six — Liverpool, City, Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur — under Arteta looks decent, his side has only won one of its last five against Liverpool in the league and two against City.

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Those clashes have generally proved pivotal in recent Premier League title races and the fear for Arsenal fans after Sunday's draw is that the team will rue the defeat at Anfield and these points dropped against a City side still in flux.

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On the positive side, Arteta is now the first manager to go five games unbeaten against Pep Guardiola in league games (winning two and drawing three), but once the dust settles, he will feel as though an opportunity to damage City was missed.

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"That doesn't make me happy, the thing I wanted today was to win the game," he said.

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The Spaniard argued that his side played better than it did when beating City 5-1 at home last season, but second-placed Arsenal is already five points behind clinical defending champion Liverpool.

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"We cannot control that. They win every match. It's going to be very difficult, but if we play at this level, like we did against Manchester City, we will be fine," he said.

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Such was the impact of Arsenal's substitutes, questions might be raised about Arteta's starting lineup.

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"They are all going to play. They will all have an opportunity. We're going to need them at that level. There is no question," Arteta, whose side has finished runner-up three seasons in succession, said.

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"I'm so proud of my players, the way we played, the way we dominated almost every aspect of the game. Very disappointed not to win the game."

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Arsenal is away at Newcastle United this weekend, before London derbies against West Ham, Fulham and Crystal Palace — and the target will be 12 points if it is to keep on the heels of Arne Slot's relentless Liverpool team.

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Arsenal's Gabriel Martinelli celebrates scoring a last-gasp equalizer against Manchester City with teammates and fans.

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LONDON — Arsenal's second big test of its title credentials this season ended inconclusively, with a late Gabriel Martinelli goal sparing it a damaging defeat at home to Manchester City, as it failed to make a telling statement in a 1-1 draw on Sunday.

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After losing 1-0 at Premier League champion Liverpool last month — its first defeat in 23 league games against the so-called big six — victory over City felt like a requirement.

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Trailing to Erling Haaland's well-taken early goal, Arsenal lacked a real goal threat, with big-money summer signing Viktor Gyokeres again struggling without quality service.

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It looked like City, content to sit deep and defend its area, would hold out until Martinelli's deft lob from a precision pass by fellow substitute Eberechi Eze allowed Arsenal to avoid a second league defeat of the season.

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"We've obviously gained the respect of the opposition," Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice said.

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"We probably haven't dominated a game against Man City as we did today."

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Summer signing Eze, and Bukayo Saka, were both introduced at halftime, and, while that underlined the attacking tools Mikel Arteta has at his disposal, it also fueled suggestions that he is yet to find the best way to utilize them.

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While Arsenal's record against the big six — Liverpool, City, Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur — under Arteta looks decent, his side has only won one of its last five against Liverpool in the league and two against City.

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Those clashes have generally proved pivotal in recent Premier League title races and the fear for Arsenal fans after Sunday's draw is that the team will rue the defeat at Anfield and these points dropped against a City side still in flux.

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On the positive side, Arteta is now the first manager to go five games unbeaten against Pep Guardiola in league games (winning two and drawing three), but once the dust settles, he will feel as though an opportunity to damage City was missed.

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"That doesn't make me happy, the thing I wanted today was to win the game," he said.

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The Spaniard argued that his side played better than it did when beating City 5-1 at home last season, but second-placed Arsenal is already five points behind clinical defending champion Liverpool.

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"We cannot control that. They win every match. It's going to be very difficult, but if we play at this level, like we did against Manchester City, we will be fine," he said.

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Such was the impact of Arsenal's substitutes, questions might be raised about Arteta's starting lineup.

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"They are all going to play. They will all have an opportunity. We're going to need them at that level. There is no question," Arteta, whose side has finished runner-up three seasons in succession, said.

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"I'm so proud of my players, the way we played, the way we dominated almost every aspect of the game. Very disappointed not to win the game."

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Arsenal is away at Newcastle United this weekend, before London derbies against West Ham, Fulham and Crystal Palace — and the target will be 12 points if it is to keep on the heels of Arne Slot's relentless Liverpool team.

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In a case that has garnered massive attention on social media, Wuhan University has revoked the demerit punishment previously given to a male student, surnamed Xiao, who had been accused of sexual harassment by a female student in 2023, according to a statement released on Saturday.

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The revocation by the university in Hubei's provincial capital follows two court rulings made against the female student, surnamed Yang, this year.

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In July 2023, Yang accused Xiao of masturbating in public at the university library. On Oct 11, she published details of the incident on her WeChat account, which drew widespread attention. Two days later, the university announced in a statement that it had given a demerit to Xiao.

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Xiao's mother said he has atopic dermatitis, a chronic skin condition that causes inflammation, and that he was simply scratching an itch when Yang saw him at the library.

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Nevertheless, Yang filed a lawsuit against Xiao in June 2024, seeking a public apology from him and compensation of 5,000 yuan ($702).

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On July 25 this year, the People's Court of Wuhan Economic and Technological Development Zone dismissed all claims brought by Yang against Xiao, saying his actions could not be determined as masturbating and it was highly likely that he was merely scratching himself.

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A few days later on Aug 1, Wuhan University announced that it would reconsider the demerit it had handed down to Xiao.

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Yang appealed the decision to the Wuhan Intermediate People's Court, which announced on Saturday that it had upheld the lower court's ruling. Wuhan University said it respects the intermediate court's ruling and has officially removed the demerit from Xiao's disciplinary record.

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The case has been a hot topic on social media. Yang's accusations and subsequent loss in the original court led netizens to look into her academic records. Some discovered problems with her thesis — which had been accepted by the university and resulted in her being granted her master's degree — and discussed them online.

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Public concerns sparked by the netizens' findings prompted the university to establish a panel to reinvestigate Yang's thesis in August. After a blind review, the university upheld the decision to grant her degree, citing academic regulations and relevant rules.

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While the experts' review identified more than 100 nonstandard issues in Yang's thesis, mainly in expression, citation and format, as well as inaccurate translation and analysis, no academic misconduct on Yang's part was uncovered.

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Meanwhile, several Wuhan University staff members from the student affairs office, the School of Foreign Languages and Literature and the Economics and Management School faced disciplinary punishments for failing to perform their duties in the case.

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The statement further dismissed rumors about Yang's thesis being rated "excellent" in 2024, as well as false claims that her uncle is an academician or that nepotism influenced her interviews. Online rumors that Wuhan University gave Yang permission to revise her thesis turned out to be requests for her to provide raw data and code for review.

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Other online claims — including that Xiao's "paternal grandfather passed away" and his "maternal grandfather fell into a vegetative state" due to cyberbullying — were also denied. The university also said Xiao's studies were not interrupted by online harassment.

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wangsongsong@chinadaily.com.cn

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The State Council Information Office released the white paper, titled CPC Guidelines for Governing Xinjiang in the New Era: Practice and Achievements, on Friday. The document comes at a meaningful moment, as Oct 1 this year will mark the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region.

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Over the past seven decades, under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, Xinjiang has undergone a remarkable transformation. Particularly, in the new era, the region has markedly consolidated the foundation for peace, stability and development, highlighting Xinjiang's strategic importance to overall national development. No wonder the white paper says that Xinjiang is experiencing the best period of development in history.

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Although Xinjiang is a border region, its development has never been a peripheral issue, but an issue of importance for national stability, security and development. In the new era, the central leadership has viewed Xinjiang's development from a holistic perspective featuring systematic thinking, foresight and down-to-earth pragmatism. This perspective has shaped a set of guidelines that combine law-based governance, ethnic unity, cultural confidence, prosperity and long-term stability into a comprehensive framework.

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The guidelines are not abstract principles. By integrating stability and development, cultural bonds and economic progress, internal cohesion and external openness, the CPC has explored a governance model that is forward-looking and people-centered, as well as suiting Xinjiang's practical situation. The region's stability, good governance and development in recent years stand as proof of the effectiveness of the CPC guidelines for governing Xinjiang.

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Above all, the CPC has consistently placed the interests of the people in Xinjiang at the forefront of governance in the new era. Whether in poverty alleviation, infrastructure development, cultural preservation or ecological protection, the guiding principle has been that all progress must translate into tangible benefits for local residents. From reliable livelihoods and housing to better education, healthcare and cultural services, people across the region have felt concrete improvements in their daily lives. A greater sense of gain, happiness and security is not a slogan but a lived reality.

\n

This people-first approach also underpins the CPC's handling of such issues as ethnic relations and religious affairs. As the white paper stresses, fostering a stronger sense of the Chinese nation as one community is the foundation for long-term stability for the whole country, including Xinjiang. This unity is built not on uniformity, but on respect for diversity.

\n

The languages, cultures and traditions of the many ethnic groups in the region are respected and protected according to law, while exchanges and integration are encouraged to strengthen bonds. Religious freedom is safeguarded under the law, while extremism is resolutely opposed. The aim is clear: to ensure that all ethnic groups live in harmony and share the benefits of development.

\n

The CPC's guidelines for governing Xinjiang have also opened the door for the region to integrate with the wider world. As an important gateway of the Silk Road Economic Belt, Xinjiang is steadily expanding its role as a bridge linking China with Central Asia, Europe and beyond.

\n

This opening-up process has brought not only new opportunities for trade and investment but also greater connectivity for local people. Openness, combined with stability, ensures that Xinjiang is not isolated but fully part of both the national and global economy. It is no longer the hinterland on China's economic map but the forefront of the country's high-standard opening-up.

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It is this combination of stability, prosperity and openness that offers a strong rebuttal to the false accusations made by some external forces. For years, they have attempted to smear China with baseless claims about Xinjiang. But the reality on the ground is undeniable: Xinjiang is peaceful, its people are living harmoniously together and its development continues to improve the lives of millions. The white paper therefore is not just an account of Xinjiang's governance; it is a statement of the fact that Xinjiang's progress is the most convincing answer to its naysayers.

\n

As Xinjiang continues to modernize, integrate with the world, and raise the living standards of its residents, it is demonstrating the effectiveness of its governance under the CPC's leadership.

\n

Xinjiang's progress serves as an example for other border and multiethnic regions. It shows that under the CPC's leadership areas once suffering from instability can become regions of unity, vitality and opportunity. In this sense, Xinjiang is not only a story of regional transformation but also a template of Chinese modernization in practice, and a reflection of China's broader governance philosophy in the new era.

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The State Council Information Office released the white paper, titled CPC Guidelines for Governing Xinjiang in the New Era: Practice and Achievements, on Friday. The document comes at a meaningful moment, as Oct 1 this year will mark the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region.

\n

Over the past seven decades, under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, Xinjiang has undergone a remarkable transformation. Particularly, in the new era, the region has markedly consolidated the foundation for peace, stability and development, highlighting Xinjiang's strategic importance to overall national development. No wonder the white paper says that Xinjiang is experiencing the best period of development in history.

\n

Although Xinjiang is a border region, its development has never been a peripheral issue, but an issue of importance for national stability, security and development. In the new era, the central leadership has viewed Xinjiang's development from a holistic perspective featuring systematic thinking, foresight and down-to-earth pragmatism. This perspective has shaped a set of guidelines that combine law-based governance, ethnic unity, cultural confidence, prosperity and long-term stability into a comprehensive framework.

\n

The guidelines are not abstract principles. By integrating stability and development, cultural bonds and economic progress, internal cohesion and external openness, the CPC has explored a governance model that is forward-looking and people-centered, as well as suiting Xinjiang's practical situation. The region's stability, good governance and development in recent years stand as proof of the effectiveness of the CPC guidelines for governing Xinjiang.

\n

Above all, the CPC has consistently placed the interests of the people in Xinjiang at the forefront of governance in the new era. Whether in poverty alleviation, infrastructure development, cultural preservation or ecological protection, the guiding principle has been that all progress must translate into tangible benefits for local residents. From reliable livelihoods and housing to better education, healthcare and cultural services, people across the region have felt concrete improvements in their daily lives. A greater sense of gain, happiness and security is not a slogan but a lived reality.

\n

This people-first approach also underpins the CPC's handling of such issues as ethnic relations and religious affairs. As the white paper stresses, fostering a stronger sense of the Chinese nation as one community is the foundation for long-term stability for the whole country, including Xinjiang. This unity is built not on uniformity, but on respect for diversity.

\n

The languages, cultures and traditions of the many ethnic groups in the region are respected and protected according to law, while exchanges and integration are encouraged to strengthen bonds. Religious freedom is safeguarded under the law, while extremism is resolutely opposed. The aim is clear: to ensure that all ethnic groups live in harmony and share the benefits of development.

\n

The CPC's guidelines for governing Xinjiang have also opened the door for the region to integrate with the wider world. As an important gateway of the Silk Road Economic Belt, Xinjiang is steadily expanding its role as a bridge linking China with Central Asia, Europe and beyond.

\n

This opening-up process has brought not only new opportunities for trade and investment but also greater connectivity for local people. Openness, combined with stability, ensures that Xinjiang is not isolated but fully part of both the national and global economy. It is no longer the hinterland on China's economic map but the forefront of the country's high-standard opening-up.

\n

It is this combination of stability, prosperity and openness that offers a strong rebuttal to the false accusations made by some external forces. For years, they have attempted to smear China with baseless claims about Xinjiang. But the reality on the ground is undeniable: Xinjiang is peaceful, its people are living harmoniously together and its development continues to improve the lives of millions. The white paper therefore is not just an account of Xinjiang's governance; it is a statement of the fact that Xinjiang's progress is the most convincing answer to its naysayers.

\n

As Xinjiang continues to modernize, integrate with the world, and raise the living standards of its residents, it is demonstrating the effectiveness of its governance under the CPC's leadership.

\n

Xinjiang's progress serves as an example for other border and multiethnic regions. It shows that under the CPC's leadership areas once suffering from instability can become regions of unity, vitality and opportunity. In this sense, Xinjiang is not only a story of regional transformation but also a template of Chinese modernization in practice, and a reflection of China's broader governance philosophy in the new era.

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