At the 19th CCP National Congress, Xi Jinping called for building a community of a shared future for mankind. But what are the implications of this initiative?

Mr. XI Jinping was elected the General Secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) at the Eighteenth Party Congress in November 2012. In the five years between the Eighteenth and the Nineteenth Party Congress, Mr. XI has accomplished a great deal.

With Gray Rhinos appearing on the horizon and gathering speed, the world looks to China and other emerging economies for new and creative ideas to tackle the challenges ahead, and to further globalization and global governance.

Most Western media have characterized the recent 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) as a pure power play, with President Xi Jinping entrenching his position. But the accumulation of political capital in this case is a means to an end.

Find out about the basics of the 19th CPC National Congress: major policy initiatives about the war on poverty, sustainable development and transforming the state-owned enterprises, as well as the new top leadership team.

President Xi has initiated a third revolution in China by reviving Confucian governance.

The tone of Chinese diplomacy will be determined by domestic requirements. China needs a peaceful external environment to concentrate on its own development.

In the past few years, China has carried the world economically, and in the next few years, China will carry the world environmentally. The more China prospers, the more the world will gain.

At China's 19th Party Congress, the rest of the world's eyes and ears were fixed on how president Xi Jinping described China's role in the global order and his

The power of America’s example has been eroded at home by both the far left and the far right. For its own sake, as well as for the rest of the world, that example must endure.