Reference News Website, March 12 report: On March 11, the Bangladesh Daily Star website published an article titled "Global Turmoil Highlights China's Pursuit of Stability and Long-Term Development," authored by Sultana Aziz. The following is a compilation of the article:
In an era characterized by geopolitical competition, economic uncertainty, and persistent regional conflicts, stability has become an increasingly rare and valuable asset in international politics. In this context of turmoil, China presents a starkly different image: a country that emphasizes continuity, strategic planning, and long-term development.
The stability of China is built on a broader foundation, including economic resilience, technological innovation, infrastructure development, and a governance system aimed at maintaining policy continuity over the long term. Over the past few decades, China has steadily enhanced its comprehensive national strength, enabling it to proceed steadily in an increasingly complex international landscape.
An important factor behind China's stability is its governance model. Unlike many political systems characterized by frequent electoral cycles and sharp policy shifts, China's governance structure places long-term planning at the core of policy-making. Five-year plans define the country's strategic priorities in areas such as industry, technology, and environmental protection, ensuring continuity in national development over several decades.
Supporters of this model argue that it enables China to implement large-scale infrastructure projects, invest in strategic technologies, and coordinate national efforts with remarkable efficiency. High-speed rail networks, large-scale renewable energy facilities, and major technological breakthroughs are often the result of sustained planning and centralized coordination.
Foreign observers frequently point out that China's policy continuity contrasts sharply with the volatility seen in the domestic politics of other major powers. In some developed countries, political divisions and government changes may lead to abrupt shifts in domestic and foreign policies, complicating long-term international cooperation. In contrast, China's leadership views continuity and long-term strategic planning as key advantages in an uncertain global environment. (Translation by Xu Yanhong)
Original source: toutiao.com/article/7616366176323306038/
Statement: This article represents the personal views of the author.