The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged the traditional principles of Chinese thinking, forcing China to rapidly adapt to new realities. The upcoming Two Sessions will unveil the direction of post-COVID-19 China.

When national security is under serious threat and yet Hong Kong is powerless to establish the required laws, it's necessary and urgent that they be established at the state level.

A research project from University of Oxford called "Unlocking the Potential of Artificial Intelligence for English Law" lays out the blueprint for the future of legal education.

China and BRI countries should closely work together to devise plans to prevent the economic fallout by the pandemic from having severe impact on BRI projects.

At a time when the world is combating the novel coronavirus pandemic, the Hong Kong opposition camp has continued to incite local residents to participate in riots. Such behavior has seriously harmed China's sovereignty, and is intolerable.

Turning a blind eye to the chaos and loss of lives at home, Mike Pompeo and his like, adamant on making trouble for the world, have kept disrupting international cooperation and undermining peace undertakings.

Medical practitioners from the African continent should own the narrative of the current pandemic and take advantage of our experience of such outbreaks in order to mount a tailored response.

The outstanding and on-going performance of non-state actors in China during the pandemic deserves much more credit and acknowledgement for studies and media coverage.

In the fight against COVID-19, the focus has been on the health damage, yet the economic destruction could be even worse.

With normality returning after drastic measures were taken to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic, Shanghai is well placed to take advantage of the recovery.

White House advisor Peter Navarro is angry that China is opening up faster than America, and the reopening of Shanghai Disneyland is just one example of his frustration.

Many Chinese cities already have strong manufacturing infrastructures, and possess enormous markets. They will blaze a new trail in the interaction economy of manufacturing, and create a bright future.

The coronavirus has presented the American people with a crisis. For President Trump, however, it is just another opportunity to advance his bigoted personal agenda.

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has impacted more than 1 billion students around the world, forcing a new education system to take shape. It is, therefore, time to ponder, if all technical and mental barriers are eliminated, can entire education be given online?

Many of these early lessons from China have been used to inform and illustrate the framework, which provides a series of lessons from China to share with the wider world.

China bashing strategy is leading the Trump administration nowhere as facts can expose all lies.

Despite the evidence that face masks helped keep down the number of COVID-19 cases in China and South Korea, some Americans seem to be struggling to learn a necessary lesson.

​Spring arrived late this year - in early May. But fortunately for everyone, it finally came. As of May 8, China's Hubei province, the epicenter of the novel coronavirus epidemic, reported no new confirmed COVID-19 cases for 35 consecutive days.

It seems that initiating proceedings against China is part of the political campaign conducted by the U.S. Republican Party to blame the pandemic on China. But lawfare is not going to help.

The COVID-19 pandemic has put some moves on hold for advancing Sino-European relations, but it also offers some new opportunities for joint action.