Why We Sing of China''s Development
Part I Development
The Chinese Road: The Road to Modernization for the People''s Republic of China
The Chinese Road Has Presented Unprecedented Challenges to the Western Model
The Factor of Socialism Is the Accelerator for Achieving Modernization
If China Is to Influence the World, It Needs Consciousness, Confidence and Standards
"To Achieve Prosperity for All the People" Is China''s True Aim
A Spiral Road That Accords with the "Posing Challenges - Accepting Challenges" Model
China''s Development Model and Its Theoretical Basis
Chinas Success in Addressing the Crisis
Deng Xiaoping''s Political Wisdom and the Realization of His Goal
A Gradualist Reform in Which We "Wade across the River by Feeling for the Stones"
The Washington Consensus and the "Two Lost Decades" for Developing Countries
The Government Fulfills Its Duty and the Market Plays Its Role
A New Model Is Needed to Demystify the Chinese Economy
Straighten the Spine of China''s Industry
The Chinese Role in Economic Glohalization
The Cornerstone Has Been Laid in the First Thirty Years of New China
Introduction, Digestion and Assimilation of Equipment Must Be Organized Only by the Central Government
Without Key Industry, China Cannot Be a Genuine Major Power
Treat State Industrial Progress and Economic Security as the Top Priorities
Be Strong and Smart
We Can Only Rely on Ourselves to Realize the Dream of Building a Strong Country
Educate Chinese People in the Truth about "Glohalization"
Far from Offering a Bargain, We Shouldn''t Sell XCMG at Any Price
Industrial Security Lays the Foundations for the Realization of"Created in China"
I Am Full of Confidence in China''s Economic Development
Our Country Should Provide a Fair Climate of Competition for Private Enterprises
Historic Breakthroughs in China''s Healthcare Reform
The Outbreak ofSARS - A Crucial Turning Point in Chinas Development
Progress in the World''s Healthcare System Stems from Valuable Experiences of Socialism
China Must Draw Lessons from US Healthcare Reform
The Anhui Model of Healthcare Reform Saves the Healthcare Reform in China
Healthcare Reform at the Grass-roots Level - A Great Example of Social Reform
Healthcare Reform in China: From Up to Down and Learning by Doing
Part II Strategy
Strategic Considerations of China''s Diplomacy over the Past Six Decades
Historic Missions and Objectives Defined by Chinese People
Reasons Why the US Refused to Recognize New China
Historical and Realistic Causes of the ~Leaning to One Side" Policy
The Two-sided Effects of"Opposing Hegemony of Two Superpowers"
Mao Zedong Begins Integrating China with the Rest of the World
The Establishment and Development of ''~dl-round" Diplomacy
Chinas Diplomatic Strategy in the Past and in the Future
China''s Strategic Vision in the 21st Century
Why Did the US Shift Its Global Strategic Focus to the East?
A Deadlock the US Cannot Resolve
How Should China Respond to the Polarization of Asia?
We Should Use Money as a Political Card
Launching Wars against China? The US Should Not Even Think about It
Chinese People Should Be Confident in Their Own Country
China''s Maritime Strategy in the Island Disputes
Chinas Future Development Is Ocean-oriented
The US Is the Backstage Manipulator of Disputes in the East China Sea and the South China Sea
It Is a Strategic Miscalculation for the US to Treat China as "the Enemy"
"Six Existences" to Assert Chinese Sovereignty over the South China Sea
Forge a United Front to Safeguard the Fruits of the Victory of World War II
Part III System
The Scale Effect of Chinas Rise and Its Impact on the World
Indisputable Success of the Chinese Model
Western Standards Not Applicable to the Chinese Model
"Post-Western Discourse" and China''s Voice
The Philosophy Behind Chinas Rise and Its Significance Worldwide
China Should Lead International Standard Competition
The Chinese Model Surpassing the West and Benefitting the World
The Chinese Model and China''s Development in the Next 30 Years
It Is Time to Reach Some Conclusions on the Chinese Model
Sub-mode I: The Sheji Social Mode
Sub-mode II: The People-centered Political Mode
Sub-mode III: The Public and Private Economic Mode
The Success and Failure of the Chinese Model Lies in the CPC
The Lesson of the Soviet Union: Failure Caused by the Ideological Struggle
China''s Prospects and Challenges in the Next 30 Years
The Rise of China''s Mainland and the Advantages of the Chinese System
The Diverging Political Paths of China''s Mainland and Taiwan
Chinas Mainland Will Never Follow the Path of Taiwan''s Political Transformation
The Chinese Model Offers Important Development Experience to Human History
The Foundation of the One-party System of the CPC Is "for the People"
People-oriented Ideology: Empirical Study on the Chinese Outlook Toward Democracy
Over 80% of Chinese Believe Democracy Is Better than Autocracy
Do Chinese People Want Democracy or People-oriented Ideology?
Americans Are Pessimistic About the Development of Democracy in China
Taking Chinas Reality into Account in Promoting Democracy
Part IV Philosophy
China''s Governmentality and the Dao of Governance
Three Phases of Chinas Governance in Two Centuries
The Party-state System Solves the Problem of Governability
Build Foundation in the First 30 Years and Take Offin the Latter 30 Years
State Governance and State Capacity
Four Advantages of the Chinese Political System
Western Forms of Government and the Dao of Governance in China
The CPC''s "Democracy" Is Understood within the Scope of the Dao of Gover- nance
Abandon "Form of Government Determinism"
Century-old Quest for Renewal: The CPC''s Evolving Narrative and Historical Mission
A Revolutionary Approach to History
Reinterpreting Socialism
Leading the Nation
Living Up to Responsibilities
Creating a New Narrative
Building a Powerful Country
The Chinese Dream: From "National Salvation" to "National Renewal"
A Mystery: From Revolution to Development
Applying Marxism to China
Hard-won Victory for the CPC
The Power of Great Men
Building on the Past
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