At this historical juncture of the 80th anniversary of the end of the war, Japan should not continue to evade responsibility under the highjack of right-wing forces, but instead courageously face its history.

This tariff storm has torn apart all of Lai authorities' carefully crafted illusions and sounded the alarm for Taiwan society's awakening.

As more countries choose to stand on the right side of history, the implementation of the “two-state solution” is facing a new window of opportunity.

Only by facing history can we move toward the future.

The frequent overstretching of the concept of "national security" in academic circles and the malicious law enforcement reflect the anxiety and pathological mind-set of certain groups within the US facing China's rapid rise in the field of technological research and development.

All political clowns who betray the nation, sever history, and trample on conscience will eventually be reduced to ashes in the torrent of history.

The US side should recognize the actual interests of the American people and businesses and meet China halfway, as this is also the common expectation of the international community.

We look forward to more countries joining the path of innovative cooperation and collaborative governance to create an inclusive, open, sustainable, fair, secure, and reliable digital and intelligent future for humanity.

In the context of the irreversible trend of exchanges between China and foreign countries, the marginal returns of making a fuss about the "China threat" and "risks of traveling to China" are increasingly diminishing.

We look forward to working with the EU side to expand the “cake” of common interests, countering the noise of “politicization” and “de-risking” with more pragmatic outcomes, and writing an even more splendid chapter in China-EU relations over the next 50 years.

Issuing tourist visas should be seen as a new starting point for the renewed flow of people-to-people exchanges between the two Eastern powers. It presents an opportunity for the people of both countries to rebuild mutual trust and should also serve as a catalyst for deepening cooperation in areas such as trade, technology, and education.

Restoring the original intent of humanitarian assistance, getting aid into Gaza quickly and efficiently and ensuring civilians receive them safely should be the top priority for all stakeholders. In the face of life and death, all political games and calculations must give way.

China and the EU naturally differ in social systems, cultures, and development levels; thus, it is inevitable that differences will arise. However, differences should not be seen as grounds for enmity, nor should they lead to confrontation.

The Asia-Pacific region, which encompasses several major global economies, is the main engine of global economic growth and should continue to inject strong momentum into the resilience and innovation of global supply chains, rather than being pushed to the "crossroads" of camp confrontation, adding turbulence and crises to the world.

Excessive anxiety will not solve competitiveness issues. Only an open mindset and equal dialogue can help find the right partners and a real way out of today's economic challenges.

What is being traded in is not just old appliances or vehicles for new air conditioners and cars, but a cleaner, more sustainable green future.

While some remain stuck in a zero-sum mindset, the interconnected world outside has already moved on to the Next Level.

We hope the Australian side will meet China halfway, follow the strategic consensus reached by the leaders of the two countries, continue to deepen strategic trust, avoid disruptive factors, adhere to a mature and correct path, and neither hesitate nor deviate from course.

It is not hard to see that China and India currently share a notable consensus - the continued improvement of bilateral relations is both the right path and a beneficial one.

The Pentagon should immediately correct its unpopular and misguided practices, cease all the wrong practice of interfering in the Taiwan Straits, and genuinely uphold peace and stability in the Asia-Pacific region as a responsible major power.

We hope the German side will also take this to heart, join hands with China to strengthen strategic dialogue and coordination, and inject more certainty into the world through the stability of China-Germany relations.

"There are only different civilizations, no superior or inferior civilizations." Emphasizing the diversity of civilizations is the most fundamental characteristic of human society and an intrinsic driving force behind the world's move toward multipolarity and diversification.

“When the interests of the entire humanity are at stake, China must step forward, take action, and get the job done.” This is China's self-positioning and a solemn commitment to the international community.

There is an expression in English: "on a slow boat to China," which metaphorically refers to a distant and lengthy journey. Today, the distance between China and Europe is no longer insurmountable, and misunderstandings and prejudices should not serve as barriers to mutual understanding.

The continuous development of China's military power is a natural reflection of its rising comprehensive national strength, which is entirely aimed at safeguarding national sovereignty, security, and developmental interests, and it has never been about competing with anyone.

The Rio Summit will mark a new starting point. Looking ahead, BRICS countries will continue to uphold the "BRICS spirit," deepen cooperation in various fields, promote reforms in the global governance system, and make greater contributions to world peace and development.

We hope the US will take concrete actions to uphold and implement the important consensus reached by the two heads of state during their phone call, and work together to ensure the steady and long-term development of China-US economic and trade relations.

When the anchor of the Shandong aircraft carrier sinks into the waters of Hong Kong, it symbolizes the people of the SAR's appreciation for a peaceful and stable development environment and their trust in national strength.

From drones to artificial intelligence, from humanoid robots to quantum technology, and from new energy vehicles to domestically produced large aircraft, China's technological development is making steady progress and new quality productive forces are accelerating in their formation. We look forward to humanoid robots playing an important role in more fields in the near future, contributing more to the development of human society.

Lai talks a lot about “defense,” which seems glamorous but is, in fact, hypocritical – packaging dangerous political mobilization in lies. The people on the island want peace, not war mobilization; they want stability, not armed conflict. Deception will eventually be exposed, and the truth will come to light. Lai's lecture on “defense” is nothing more than a massive scam wrapped in political packaging.

Fireworks account for only a tiny fraction of the enormous volume of goods traded annually between China and the US, yet they are closely tied to people's everyday lives and to major political events like the Independence Day – truly a small detail that reflects a bigger picture.

While the rare earth issue in China-EU relations is currently a “hot” topic, if handled well, it need not be a flashpoint. Instead, it could become a “bond” that brings the two sides closer.

Lai's frantic antics have resulted in political chaos on the island; in fact, this is because he has deeply felt the unstoppable momentum toward reunification and is making a desperate struggle. The so-called “10 lectures on unity” is destined to become a failed one-man show.

It is hoped that the US side will meet China halfway, fully implementing the important consensus and requirements from the June 5 phone call between the two heads of state, further leveraging the role of the China-US economic and trade consultation mechanism and bringing more positive expectations to the world.

The world looks forward to the SCO paving a new security path for the future of a multipolar world and economic globalization.

Allocating 5 percent of GDP to military spending is a heavy burden for European countries, but it still falls far short of satisfying Washington's geopolitical appetite and will only make the US ask for more from Europe.

Lai's performance of advocating division under the guise of so-called unity is destined to go against the trend and history.

The high-level commemorations of this victory demonstrate China's role as a stabilizing force for world peace.

Lai's desperate attempt to promote “unity” ironically reflects the DPP authorities' loss of the public's support and moral legitimacy.

Hopefully, the parties involved, especially Israel, will implement an immediate cease-fire, ensure the safety of civilians and open dialogue and negotiation to restore peace and stability in the region.

The EU cannot focus solely on its own demands while ignoring China's legitimate concerns. That is not the right way to engage with China.

With instability in the Middle East, achieving global peace is difficult. Efforts by all parties to promote a ceasefire and negotiations are not only necessary for the Middle East but also essential for global peace and stability.

As a country with special influence over Israel, the US should particularly adopt an objective and impartial stance, take due responsibility, and play a positive and constructive role in de-escalating tensions and preventing the conflict from further expanding.

We believe that, with careful nurturing from both sides, the pomegranate tree of China-Central Asia cooperation will surely grow into a towering tree of peaceful development and win-win cooperation in the soil of mutual trust.

The security concerns of Middle Eastern countries need to be addressed, and military force cannot bring peace to the region. This is a common consensus in the international community, including China.

It is the first time that the China-Central Asia Summit will be held in a Central Asian country, marking “the beginning of a golden era of regional cooperation” and “another milestone in China-Central Asia cooperation.”

History tells us that whenever the US actively and enthusiastically offers "help" - even footing the bill for so-called "development" - it's rarely a good sign.

The tide of civil exchanges between the two sides of the Straits is rolling forward relentlessly.

From Geneva to London, the international community expects China and the US to move in the right direction toward resolving issues and to take new steps to properly manage differences, deepen mutual trust, and advance win-win cooperation.

China's leapfrog progress has never been based on momentary passion, but on tireless efforts to reach long-term goals.

The establishment of the International Day for Dialogue among Civilizations is not only a starting point, but also a relay that invites every civilization to join the dialogue.

In today's China, respect for talents and esteem for knowledge represent the mainstream value of society.

China and the EU have no fundamental conflicts of interest or geopolitical contradictions; they are partners for mutual success.

China and the US have significant international responsibilities, extensive common interests and vast areas for cooperation. A sound and stable China-US relationship is a cornerstone of global peace and prosperity.

We wish every candidate the best in showcasing their abilities, and may the fair sunlight illuminate the path of every dreamer.

China's sincerity and goodwill toward the development of China-South Korea relations remain unchanged, even in the face of difficulties in the bilateral relationship.

Such attempts to create public pressure on China through media manipulation are, in themselves, a violation of the Geneva consensus.

China's rising global favorability is no coincidence. It is the natural result of decades of dedicated hard work and peaceful development.

On May 30, the signing ceremony of the Convention on the Establishment of the International Organization for Mediation (IOMed) was held in Hong Kong. Senior representatives from 85 countries and nearly 20 international organizations gathered in the city, and 33 countries signed the convention on the scene and became founding member states. As the world's first intergovernmental organization dedicated to resolving international disputes through mediation, the IOMed provides a new platform for mediating disputes between countries, disputes over investment between the state and the people of other countries, and international commercial disputes.

The cost of this political bullying is also enormous: It sows the seeds of anti-China sentiment and xenophobia in the US, undermines the foundation of global academic cooperation, and ultimately will backfire on the US itself.

It is believed that the three parties will unite to generate tremendous strength, bringing a more prosperous and stable development outlook for the region and the world, injecting continuous positive energy into the cause of world peace and development, and providing lasting momentum for the building of a community with a shared future for mankind.

The signing ceremony, to be held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre will not only witness the birth of a new international institution but will also witness the opening of the door to an equal, orderly, and multipolar world by a civilization key to building a community with a shared future for mankind.

Whether the Port of Darwin becomes a hub of prosperous trade or the eye of a geopolitical storm is not a difficult choice, but it does test Canberra's strategic wisdom.

The summit sends a clear message to the world: The Global South is no longer a passive recipient of the international order, but an active builder and reformer. This emerging order is not founded on military deterrence, but on shared development; not sustained by bloc politics, but nurtured by mutual benefit and cooperation.

No matter how the organizers try to rebrand it, it could not deny the fact that the "Enhanced Games" represent a blatant stain on the spirit of sport, a direct challenge to global athletic norms, as well as a threat to the ethical values of human society.

China's development is a process of never being complacent and continuing to strive. Maintaining strategic focus and concentrating on managing its own affairs well, China's development has always been moving forward steadily and injecting continuous impetus into world prosperity.

In the high-tech arena, success cannot be achieved by “tripping” others. Fair competition, open cooperation and mutual benefit are the right way to move forward.

We advise Lai and the DPP authorities to prioritize the welfare of the people on the island, thoroughly recognize the realities and trends in the Taiwan Straits, cease any provocative actions or rhetoric seeking “independence,” and stop pursuing the wrong path.

China is willing to work with India to enhance mutual trust, manage differences, and expand cooperation on the basis of mutual respect and equal consultation.

China will always embrace the world with an open heart, contribute Chinese wisdom to global technological development, and provide a solid technological foundation for maintaining world peace and development.

The successful repatriation of the silk manuscripts and other Chinese cultural relics is a positive example of China-US cultural exchanges and offers a model of cooperation for more inclusive global cultural governance.

If Lai continues to stubbornly cling to his path and ties Taiwan to the "Taiwan independence" bandwagon, he will ultimately reap what he sows and be completely abandoned by public opinion in the island.

The "hard-to-book-a-ship" phenomenon reflects the market's strong appreciation for the 90-day "window of opportunity."

The Beijing Declaration is a manifesto from the Global South for building a more just world, and it deserves close and careful reading by anyone seeking to understand the Global South.

The "tree of friendship" jointly planted by China and LAC countries, deeply rooted in the fertile soil of common development, is casting a shade of openness and cooperation for the world.

Hopefully, the Geneva talks will become a new example for China and the US to work hand in hand to inject more stability and positive energy into the world.

As changes unseen in a century accelerate and international security faces turbulence, China and Russia have already made and will continue to make unremitting efforts for global strategic stability.

A just and equitable international order has long been a shared aspiration of humankind since modern times.

In the face of unprecedented changes unseen in a century and a turbulent international landscape, China and Russia are injecting certainty and positive energy into an unsettled world through their strategic resolve and sense of historical responsibility.

Hopefully, the US side can take this round of talks as an opportunity to recognize the situation, abandon unilateralism and protectionism, and return to the right track of equal dialogue and mutually beneficial cooperation.

Fostering a right view of WWII history is also about defending a proper view of the international order. The construction of the postwar international system further proved that multilateralism is not a temporary strategy in the game of great powers, but a conscious choice of civilization born from immense sacrifice.

The Chinese economy holds unlimited possibilities, and even more surprises are expected to emerge in the future. Whether in modern cities or small towns full of local flavor, each is uniquely telling its own story and showcasing China's charm.

This is the gift that Chinese workers offer to the world.

The rise of “China Shopping” is no coincidence. It reflects not only the dividends of favorable policies but also the continuous upgrading of product supply.

China-US trade relations are shaped by natural endowments and market demand – basic economic realities. The so-called reciprocal tariffs are nothing more than an expensive political performance that reality will eventually correct.

For a world standing at the crossroads of energy revolution and climate governance, investing in China means investing in the forefront of technological innovation, in the super market of the green economy, and in the common future of human sustainable development.

Let the Shenzhou spacecraft carry the dreams of all humanity, flying higher and farther. This philosophy and action are not limited to the field of space; let us use space exploration as a starting point to sow the seeds of respect for multilateralism and win-win cooperation in broader fields.

The US has repeatedly mentioned a “big deal” to be done with China. Indeed, if there is to be a true “big deal” between China and the US, it should be one based on mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and win-win cooperation. That is the right path for China-US relations in the new era.

In the irreversible tide of economic globalization, each suitcase used for "Shopping in China" is not only filled with goods carefully chosen by foreign tourists, but also carries an invitation to build a beneficial and inclusive economic globalization together.

China's stance is clear: international trade must never revert to the “law of the jungle,” where the strong prey on the weak. All parties must contribute to preserving this vital international trade order.

The marathon is a unique competitive sport, and its spirit embodies resilience and a long-term commitment to never give up.

If the US continues to go its own way, pressing China with tariff blackmail and inciting for China-US "decoupling," the growing opposition from their voters may become a political reality that Washington can no longer ignore.

President Xi's Southeast Asian tour has attracted global attention, reflecting the Chinese government's high regard for its work with neighboring countries.

The “good start” for the first quarter is not only a result of policy efforts but also an inevitable outcome of the combined effects of market vitality, innovation momentum, and institutional advantages.

At a time when unilateralism is on the rise, China and ASEAN have proven through their actions that openness and cooperation are the right path. We are confident that the "ship of friendship" between China and ASEAN will continue to write more remarkable chapters.

The significance of China-Vietnam relations goes beyond the bilateral scope. Building China-Vietnam community with shared future carries great global significance.

As an active practitioner in the development of new quality productive forces, China has opened a window to a better life for global consumers through the CICPE, injecting strong momentum into the recovery of the world economy.

The positive signals conveyed by Sanchez's visit to China call for more like-minded individuals to join in supporting multilateralism and open cooperation.

This wave of backlash against globalization initiated by the US is powerful, but it cannot change the steadfast course of China's giant ship, nor can it shake the united will and collective strength of Chinese society, where everyone works together through thick and thin.

What we need in today's world is justice, not hegemony.