Against the backdrop of economic globalization, the Western world is feeling the heat from emerging powers such as China, and despite repeated assurances by the Chinese Government to the contrary, the "China thre...Against the backdrop of economic globalization, the Western world is feeling the heat from emerging powers such as China, and despite repeated assurances by the Chinese Government to the contrary, the "China threat" mindset still exists in some of the international community. Wang Yiwei, Assistant Dean of the International Studies Institute of Fudan University,speaks to the Beijing-based newspaper Global Times saying that China's development will in fact benefit not only the region, but also the world at large. Excerpts follow:展开更多
Beijing, which will host the summer Olympic Games in 2008, has committed itself to a "green Olympics." As the Beijing Organizing Committee for the Games of the XXIX Olympiad (BOCOG) spares no effort in promo...Beijing, which will host the summer Olympic Games in 2008, has committed itself to a "green Olympics." As the Beijing Organizing Committee for the Games of the XXIX Olympiad (BOCOG) spares no effort in promoting the idea, and as relevant government policies come into effect in sequence, China's fledgling "green industry" is gaining ground. On May 11, 2005, the BOCOG announced that展开更多
文摘Against the backdrop of economic globalization, the Western world is feeling the heat from emerging powers such as China, and despite repeated assurances by the Chinese Government to the contrary, the "China threat" mindset still exists in some of the international community. Wang Yiwei, Assistant Dean of the International Studies Institute of Fudan University,speaks to the Beijing-based newspaper Global Times saying that China's development will in fact benefit not only the region, but also the world at large. Excerpts follow:
文摘Beijing, which will host the summer Olympic Games in 2008, has committed itself to a "green Olympics." As the Beijing Organizing Committee for the Games of the XXIX Olympiad (BOCOG) spares no effort in promoting the idea, and as relevant government policies come into effect in sequence, China's fledgling "green industry" is gaining ground. On May 11, 2005, the BOCOG announced that
