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why we sing of chinas developmentthe chinese road£º the road to modernization for the people's republic of chinathe chinese road has presented unprecedented challenges to the western modelthe factor of socialism is the accelerator for achieving modernizationif china is to influence the world£¬ it needs consciousness£¬ confidence and standards"to achieve prosperity for all the people" is chinas true aima spiral road that accords with the "posing challenges - accepting challenges" modelstraighten the spine of chinas industrythe chinese role in economic globalizationthe cornerstone has been laid in the first th.ir ty years of new chinaintroduction£¬ digestion and assimilation of equipment must be organized only by the central governmentwithout key industry£¬china cannot be a genuine major powertreat state industrial progress and economic security as the top prioritiesbe strong and smartwe can only rely on ourselves to realize the dream of building a strong countryeducate chinese people in the truth about "globalization"far from offering a bargain£¬ we shouldn't sell xcmg at any priceindustrial security lays the foundations for the realization of"created in china"i am full of confidence in china's economic developmentour country should provide a fair climate of competition for private enterpriseshistoric breakthroughs in china's healthcare reformthe outbreak ofsars - a crucial turning point in chinas developmentprogress in the world's healthcare system stems from valuable experiences of socialismchina must draw lessons from us healthcare reformthe anhui model of healthcare reform saves the healthcare reform in chinahealthcare reform at the grass-roots level - a great example of social reformhealthcare reform in china£º from up to down and learning by doingstrategic considerations of china's diplomacy over the past six decadeshistoric missions and objectives defined by chinese peoplereasons why the us refused to recognize new chinahistorical and realistic causes of the "leaning to one side" policythe two-sided effects of"opposing hegemony of two superpowers"mao zedong begins integrating china with the rest of the worldthe establishment and development of "all-round" diplomacychinas diplomatic strategy in the past and in the futurethe chinese dream£º from "national salvation" to "national renewal"applying marxism to chinahard-won victory for the cpcthe power of great menbuilding on the past