Cartoon Commentary ①: Hangzhou welcomes China's moment to host G20 Summit

The Group of 20 (G20) summit will open in Hangzhou in eastern China's Zhejiang Province on September 4-5. The city has been dubbed a ‘paradise on earth.’

The conference is considered Beijing's most important diplomatic event this year, as well the highest-level and largest international summit China has hosted in recent years. Chinese President Xi Jinping will attend and chair the summit.  read more >>

G20 Cartoon Commentary②: President Xi's B20 speech describes new blueprint for global economy

Chinese President Xi Jinping delivered a keynote speech at the Business 20 (B20) summit in Hangzhou on September 3, winning waves of applause.

His speech operated from a strategically advantageous position looking at "the four processes" of the reform and opening-up, followed by "four targets" of rebuilding the world economy, and then coming to the three directions for the Group 20 and international community to work on. Xi's speech has already set a tone for the G20 Hangzhou Summit.   read more >>

G20 Cartoon Commentary③: President Xi's speech starts new G20 voyage

Chinese President Xi Jinping delivered a keynote speech at the opening ceremony, offering "Chinese remedies" to promote the world's economy with robust, sustainable, balanced and inclusive growth, which has won over participating leaders, as well as international public opinions. In the context of a global economic downturn, permanent solutions with comprehensive strategies are needed to resolve current problems and eliminate root causes.  read more >>

G20 Cartoon Commentary ④: Chinese monument for G20's development

Chinese President Xi Jinping hosted and addressed the closing ceremony.

The Hangzhou summit had concluded a historic 29 achievements, which sets a Chinese monument for G20 development.

The results consist of five major aspects： charting the course for the world economy, innovating growth patterns, improving global economic and financial governance, rejuvenating international trade and investment, and promoting inclusive and interconnected development.  read more >>

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