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Chen Weihua

Chen Weihua is the Chief Washington Correspondent of China Daily and Deputy Editor of China Daily USA. He is also a columnist, with a particular focus on US politics and US-China relations.

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China's global popularity on the rise, surveys find

When China began its reform and opening up drive in 1978, its gross domestic product (GDP) ranked 10th in the world, trailing not only the United States, but a host of other nations, including Japan, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Italy, Canada, Brazil and Spain. In fact, it was smaller than the economy of California.

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US media lack public trust in coverage of China, Trump

Like many in China, I have long felt the US news media bias in covering China. Much of this, in my view, is due to an individual writer's lack of knowledge about China, his political bias, the agenda of his news organization or political correctness in the United States.

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Seeing China's every move as geopolitics is just dead wrong

That some people in Washington still see China-US relations as a zero-sum game is surprising, to say the least.

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Trump moves to restore failed US policy on Cuba

US President Donald Trump on Friday tightened up restrictions on US citizens traveling to Cuba, backtracking some of the progress made by his predecessor Barack Obama.

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Paris pact about the planet, not about ceding leadership to China

It was sad to hear US President Donald Trump announcing last Thursday that the United States would withdraw from the Paris climate agreement. And it's also sad to see in the past week that so many people have interpreted it as the US ceding leadership to China.

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Brzezinski: friend of China with great understanding of world

The passing of Zbigniew Brzezinski on Friday came as a shock because he was still making public appearances a few months ago, commenting on the Korean Peninsula situation.

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Thousands march in heat of Washington to advocate for climate

It was a sweltering Saturday afternoon when the mercury hit 90 degrees around 3 pm; Nikki White was one of the many sitting on the edge of the sidewalk across Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House.

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Treasury Secretary Mnuchin's answer to protectionism still baffles

The spacious atrium at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) was packed on a rainy Saturday afternoon with people waiting for a conversation on the US economy between IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde and US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.

 
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