Beijing Review

magazine Vol.63/No.47 · Beijing Review

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Beijing Review is China's only national newsmagazine in English. It is published every week in Beijing, by the China International Publishing Group (CIPG). Launched in March 1958, Beijing Review reports and comments on the country's social, political, economic and cultural affairs, policy changes and latest developments. It also offers in-depth analysis on major regional and international events, and provides consulting and information services.

Beijing Review

Sign of Recovery

THIRD WING

SOCIETY

ECONOMY

WORLD

PEOPLE & POINTS

SHARED BY ALL, ACCESSIBLE TO ALL • Import expo shores up global business confidence in China

Key Points in President Xi Jinping’s Speech

The Third China International Import Expo

A SUCCESS BEYOND EXPECTATIONS • CIIE more relevant to unlocking China’s markets than ever before

A SIGNIFICANT SIGNAL • CIIE’s status as a top trade platform confirmed

A MESSAGE OF CONFIDENCE • Expo indicates economic globalization is alive

On Top of the Agenda • Innovation should be given priority in China’s modernization drive

An SCO Community • The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) pledged to strengthen cooperation and jointly uphold multilateralism and consolidate global and regional security and stability at the 20th meeting of the Council of Heads of State on November 10. Chinese and Russian scholars weighed in on the development of the regional organization, which represents nearly half of the world’s population and over 20 percent of global GDP. Edited excerpts of their comments follow:

China’s Approach in President Xi Jinping’s Remarks

Shape of Things to Come • An analysis of Joe Biden’s promised foreign policy to understand future China-U.S. relations and beyond

Rolling the Dice • As predicted, Biden wins, Trump attacks, the U.S. risks greater crises

From Marsh to Miracles • Pudong New Area becomes an economic hub through reform, opening up and innovation

Pudong New Area’s Development Over the Past Three Decades

For a Green Olympic • 2022 Winter Olympics host Beijing fulfilling its environmental commitment

Bonanza Power • Double 11 shopping spree shows recovery of domestic demand

MARKET WATCH • Foreign Trade Maintaining Upward Momentum

NUMBERS

And Quiet Flows the Canal

Why Is China’s Gen Z Favoring Domestic Products?

China’s Treasury Bonds Lure International Capital

Beijing Review