China's Inventions and Urbanization Overview

The Belt and Road Initiatives, a Chinese development strategy focusing on connectivity and cooperation among countries.

The land-based component of the Belt and Road Initiatives emphasizing connectivity via land routes.

The ocean-going component of the Belt and Road Initiatives, emphasizing cooperation through sea routes.

A free trade agreement initiated by ASEAN, including 15 members (China, Japan, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand and 10 ASEAN countries).

A group of countries including Russia, Kazakhstan, China, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and others and later India and Pakistan.

China is a major trading partner and investor in Latin America.

China's aim to connect cities in Gansu by high-speed rail and expressways.

Key principles underlying China's approach to global cooperation.

A Chinese initiative launched in 2021 aiming to refocus global attention on development, increase international cooperation, and promote the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.

A core concept in China's foreign policy, emphasizing international cooperation and shared responsibility for global challenges.

Encourages respect for diverse civilizations, promoting mutual learning and dialogue among cultures.

Going beyond differences between civilizations through dialogue and exchange, aiming for mutual understanding and collaboration.

A Chinese proposal for a comprehensive security framework based on shared responsibility, mutual respect, and peaceful conflict resolution.

A key principle of the Global Security Initiative, emphasizing shared responsibility for security and avoiding unilateral approaches.

Respecting and addressing the security concerns of all countries, even if they differ from China's own priorities.

Advocating for peaceful dialogue and negotiation as the primary means of resolving international conflicts.

China offers a diverse range of delicious dishes at affordable prices compared to many developed countries.

A comprehensive strategy to modernize rural China, focusing on industry, community, and people.

Ensuring food security for China's growing population is a top priority, with an emphasis on sustainable agricultural practices and green development.

Developing agricultural practices that meet the needs of the present population without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

China's economic resurgence is shifting the global economic center of gravity back towards the East, making it a major force in the world economy.

China's competitiveness in the manufacturing industry stems from its strong industrial chain, which integrates various production stages.

Huawei, a Chinese technology giant, competes against numerous leading companies in diverse sectors like smartphones, networking, and artificial intelligence.

The global economic center has shifted over time, moving from China and India in ancient times, to the West during industrialization, and now returning to the East with China's rise.