'Chinese dream' is a world dream

Chinese President Xi Jinping’s Chinese dream vision for the country has inspired an international vision from scholars at the 5th World Forum on China Studies.

Scholar says China's image in West incomplete

An Australian scholar said China's image in the West has improved in the past 50 years but lags much behind the real progress on the ground.

News

Scholar: Building communities of interests

Zheng Bijian has called for building "communities of interests" to further promote China's growth.

Scholars mull China's future

Martin Jacques: China's development a world task

Beijing not ready for global expectations

Egypt scholar favors China's development model

Bringing oriental cultures into mainstream values

The traditional elements of Chinese culture could well be adapted to the current-day expectations.

Competition between China, US intensifying: Scholar

Scholars suggest ways to tell China's story

China, India need to increase cooperation

Experts discuss China studies

Three scholars awarded for China studies

Three international scholars won the Award for Outstanding Contributions to China Studies at an academic forum.

Ezra F Vogel's award acceptance speech

Philip A. Kuhn thanks Chinese scholars

Award for Outstanding Contributions 2010

China's urbanization a long process

It requires land ownership reform and clearly defined national and local tax systems.

Macao helps mainland engage with the world

World financial system needs reforming

Time to improve air quality

State organs and Chinese leaders

Rescue soldiers win people’s respect

Slide: Forum focus on China's modernization

China, India need to increase cooperation

Experts discuss China studies

Zheng Bijian on development trend

The World Forum on China Studies, co-sponsored by the State Council Information Office of the People’s Republic of China and the Shanghai Municipal Government, is a high-end academic event jointly organized by the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences and the Shanghai Municipal Information Office.

Agenda

Themed on “China’s Modernization: Road and Prospect”, this Forum attracts about 240 scholars and opinion-leaders from various fields and disciplines. The two-day Forum consists of an opening plenary session, three roundtable workshops, eight panels, and a concluding plenary session.

Quotes

China will not only be transforming itself but also the world at the same time

China needs to make its voice heard by the world amid its rise.

We should also integrate the cultures of different peoples.

China should avoid the trap of describing itself as being exclusive to universal values