Institutional Reform Sets Sail Again

Phoenix Weekly - providing independent opinions to Chinese people around the world Special highlights of this issue World: Inside story of Saudi Arabia and Iran reaching "Beijing reconciliation" The World: South Korea-Japan relations take a turn for the better, Yin Xiyue's big gamble Culture: The "historical disease" of water pollution in California, USA Introduction Outside observers believe that the personnel arrangements of the new leadership team are historic and shoulder heavy responsibilities, including revitalizing the economy, strengthening national security, and seeking to be self-reliant in strategic technology. Magazine Introduction Phoenix Weekly (PHOENIX WEEKLY) is a current affairs magazine licensed by the State Council Information Office of China and the National Press and Publication Administration of China to be published in mainland China. It mainly reports on current affairs, politics, and culture. It is committed to creating a new stance and authoritative attitude towards current affairs and cultural reporting for Chinese people around the world, revealing major events and extraordinary figures that affect China and the world, as well as the political and economic news that Chinese people are most concerned about. "Phoenix Weekly" uses an objective and impartial attitude, exclusive, unique and original professionalism to study and judge domestic and foreign current affairs developments and trends from a panoramic perspective, deeply interpret national politics, economy, and social public policies, and in-depth report on influential domestic and foreign major events and the stories behind them, in order to achieve the effect of "influencing influential people." Column Summary Cover Story: Phoenix Weekly's Soul Column. It mainly focuses on exclusive reports on current affairs, culture, and life events happening in real time across the Taiwan Strait and the three places. Objectively report the truth, deeply interpret the connotation of events, and sharply analyze the essence of things. Current Affairs Observation: Focus on high-level developments, policy changes and major issues affecting social processes and people's survival around the world. Emphasis on exclusive reporting and the unique perspective and observation of "Phoenix Weekly" as a Hong Kong publication. Including but not limited to the following types of reports: personnel, policy, people's livelihood, rule of law, investigation, religion, ethnicity, military, society, etc. Current News: Select digital news related to people's livelihood and use data to analyze the news connotation; translate summaries of headlines from global mainstream newspapers; pay attention to the latest news in Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan and the latest developments in bordering countries; select and compile China-related reports from authoritative foreign media to reflect "looking at China with the third eye." Dialogue Finance: Focus on reporting on key events from overseas and in Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan that have an impact on China's economy, as well as major economic developments and economic events in the mainland. Report financial news, analyze economic events, and explain economic phenomena from a professional perspective. The content is all related to the lifeblood of the country and people's livelihood. International military intelligence: Focus on security and diplomacy in areas surrounding mainland China, such as the situation on the Korean Peninsula, disputes in the South China Sea, Sino-Japanese relations, etc. Pay attention to China-related events and major international issues that have an impact on mainland China and are worth learning from. Introducing contemporary world defense and geopolitics to Chinese people around the world. Special reports: Focus on close-ups and vivid presentation, go deep into the details of news events and the hearts of news figures, and provide readers with a delicate and live reading experience.