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Beijing Review , 29 Oct 2026

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ArticleSteady Does It

Decod­ing the eco­nomic trends in the first nine months of 2026 At the ongo­ing 140th China Import and Export Fair (also known as the Can­ton Fair) in Guang­zhou, Guang­dong Province, which will con­clude on Novem­ber 4, Leaw Cheeeyrn, a Malay­sian...

Steady Does It

ArticleThe Onus Is on China

Inter­na­tional legal scholar on China’s role in global gov­ernance and devel­op­ment Beijing Review: Irish inter­na­tional legal scholar and recip­i­ent of the Chinese Gov­ern­ment Friend­ship Award Anthony Carty has spent years comb­ing through...

The Onus Is on China

ArticleRight-Wing Japan’s Affin­ity for the Yas­ukuni Shrine

Right-Wing Japan’s Affin­ity for the Yas­ukuni Shrine

ArticleThe Spirit of the Long March as a Leg­acy for­Latin Amer­ican Youth

The epic jour­neys of his­tory cre­at­ing par­al­lels across the Pacific What enables a his­tor­ical event to tran­scend its own bor­ders and inspire future gen­er­a­tions? The Long March (1934-36), a corner­stone of con­tem­por­ary China, has...

The Spirit of the Long March as a Leg­acy for­Latin Amer­ican Youth

ArticleGrotto Grandeur

Buddhist cave art from ancient Xinji­ang on show in Beijing An exhib­i­tion of Qiuci cul­ture and art is under­way at the Chinese Tra­di­tional Cul­ture Museum in Beijing until April 5, 2027. An ancient jur­is­dic­tion loc­ated mainly in what is now...

Grotto Grandeur

ArticleGuard­i­ans of an Unfin­ished Long March

The father and son pro­tect­ing the Red Army’s leg­acy On a shaded hill­side south of Hongy­uan County in Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonom­ous Pre­fec­ture, Sichuan Province, the Qiongxi Town Mar­tyrs’ Cemetery rests quietly at an alti­tude of 3,507...

Guard­i­ans of an Unfin­ished Long March

ArticleSeeds of Suc­cess

Timothy grass has turned Minxian County into a star of China’s pet eco­nomy The scent of dried timothy grass fills the ware­houses of Minxian County in Gansu Province—a fra­grant test­a­ment to a remark­able agri­cul­tural trans­form­a­tion. Once a...

Seeds of Suc­cess