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Beijing Review

Vol.69/No.31
Magazine

Beijing Review is China's only national newsmagazine in English. It is published every week in Beijing, by the China International Publishing Group (CIPG). Launched in March 1958, Beijing Review reports and comments on the country's social, political, economic and cultural affairs, policy changes and latest developments. It also offers in-depth analysis on major regional and international events, and provides consulting and information services.

Beijing Review

Fair Access and Shared Benefits

HUMANITARIAN VOYAGE

SOCIETY

ECONOMY

WORLD

PEOPLE & POINTS

THE SMART PATH TO AI • Speed, scale and collaborative intelligence: China’s AI ecosystem as seen at WAIC 2026

FROM TECHNOLOGY CHALLENGER TO RULE MAKER

SHANGHAI: THE NEW CAPITAL OF GLOBAL SOUTH AI

WORKING TOGETHER FOR FAIRNESS AND EQUALITY

AI FOR THE COMMON GOOD

BALANCING CAPABILITY AND RESPONSIBILITY

CHARTING GLOBAL GOVERNANCE FOR AI

The Humanitarian War On Venezuela

NEVs’ Coming of Age

The IP Factory • Yiwu reinvents its small commodity economy through original design and intellectual property

Goodbye Gasoline • The island province of Hainan moves to phase out the sale of gasoline-powered cars

Ancient Artifacts on the World Stage • Experts and diplomats share cultural heritage protection best practices in Shanxi

Building Blocks of A Better World • How China’s prefab buildings are redefining construction around the world

Blooming on the Highlands • How a determined village chief transformed thorny wild roses into a lucrative industry in snow-capped mountains

The Digital Confidant • As AI companions win hearts across generations, China introduces new rules to keep emotional bonds from blurring into overdependence

A Tourist Hub In the Hills

Perceiving China Through Tea

Formats

  • OverDrive Magazine

Languages

  • English