What remarkable changes have taken place in China in the past five years?

In recent years, China has made great efforts to help the poor and made great achievements. Foreign media are full of admiration for our efforts in this regard.

Forbes 20 19, an article published in August 2065438, "Can China eliminate poverty in 2020? Can China eliminate poverty by 2020? ), wrote:

China has declared war on poverty. So far, its record has been excellent. ? Since 1978, China has lifted 800 million people out of poverty. According to the latest five-year plan, China's goal is to eliminate poverty by 2020, which targets 70 million surplus poor people. ? This is more than the population of Britain.

China has declared war on poverty. So far, the report card is quite beautiful. Since 1978, China has helped 800 million people out of poverty. According to the latest five-year plan, the country plans to eliminate poverty by 2020, with the goal that 70 million people still live in poverty, which is more than the total population of Britain.

His article "New Ways to Overcome Poverty in China" published on April 29th, 20 17 first showed a wave of report cards:

China has always been a hero in the world's efforts to reduce poverty. It has eliminated urban poverty and reduced the rural population below the official poverty line of 2,300 yuan per year from 775 million in 2006 to 43 million in 2006. Its current goal is that no one will be offline by 2020.

China has always been a hero of the world poverty reduction movement. The country has eliminated the urban poor, and the population below the poverty line in rural areas (with an annual income of 2,300 yuan) has decreased from 775 million in 1980 to 43 million in 20 16. Now, their goal is that in 2020, everyone will no longer live below the poverty line.

The economist reporter came to Suining Town, Yongning County, Ningxia. It was a desert 20 years ago, and now it is a demonstration town of ecological immigrants. Many poor immigrants who can't survive in their hometown have been resettled.

education

education

As a rapidly rising developing country, the level of higher education in China has been continuously improved, and many universities have become among the first-class universities in the world.

In the latest Times ranking of world universities' higher education, China University is outstanding, with a total of 67 universities on the list. Among them, there are 13 universities in the top 200 in the world, and there are 5 universities in the top 100 in the world. The ranking of most universities has improved significantly compared with the previous year.

Phil Chen Xibei, editorial director of The Times Higher Education University Rankings, commented on China's higher education like this:

"What does our ranking show? The improvement of the Asian giant's higher education is real and growing. For the first time in the ranking history of 13 years, there are two top 30 representatives? China's first-class universities are now truly part of the global elite and surpass well-known universities in the United States, Britain and Europe. "

"Our ranking shows that China, as a big country in Asia, has made real progress in higher education, and it is getting faster and faster. Since the birth of 13 ranking, two universities in China have entered the top 30 for the first time. China's first-class universities are now truly among the world's elite educational institutions and are catching up with famous universities in Britain, America and Europe. "

Buddy also specially praised China's performance in science, engineering, mathematics and life sciences:

"Universities in China have done very well in science, technology, mathematics and life sciences," Chen Xibei said, adding that the next stage of China will be to strengthen its arts, humanities and social sciences programs.

"China University has done well in science, engineering, mathematics and life sciences." He also said that in the next stage, China should strengthen the arts, humanities and social sciences.

infrastructure construction

Infrastructure development

Speaking of infrastructure, what foreign media are most concerned about recently is our "Fuxing". I don't know if the reader's little friend has ever sat on it?

On September 2 1 20 17, a motor train Fuxing left Beijing South Railway Station and ran on the Beijing-Shanghai high-speed railway line. China has increased the top speed of the Beijing-Shanghai high-speed railway to 350 kilometers per hour.

2065438+On September 2, 20071day, the "Fuxing" EMU train left Beijing South Railway Station and headed for Shanghai along the Beijing-Shanghai high-speed railway. China will increase the maximum speed of bullet trains to 350 kilometers per hour.

On September 19 this year, The Straits Times published an article about the Fuxing with a bloody title: China Railway Ambition Full Speed.

China Railway is ambitious.

With the new generation of high-speed bullet train Fuxing put into use in major cities last month, the travel time from Tianjin Railway Station to Beijing South Railway Station will be shortened from 30 minutes to less than 25 minutes.

Forbes magazine reported from the perspective of the "China Belt and Road Initiative" to promote infrastructure construction in relevant areas:

How does the Belt and Road Initiative in China bring about traffic innovation?

The article said that the Belt and Road Initiative and other related efforts have brought European and Asian countries closer together in all aspects:

Countries in Europe and Asia are increasingly integrated? Through China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and other efforts of the broader New Silk Road, it will open the way to the economy, logistics and politics. The paradigm shift and revival of technological innovation in the whole region.

Thanks to China's "Belt and Road Initiative" and other related efforts, the economic, logistics and political ties between European and Asian countries have become increasingly close, which has brought about earth-shaking changes in scientific and technological innovation in the Belt and Road related regions.

Anti-corruption action

Anti-corruption campaign

Witness news website once published an article about South African Vice President Cyril Ramaphosa's anti-corruption experience in China: