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Consulate-General of the People's Republic of China in Melbourne

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Katılım Kasım 2020
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Beijing has called for opening-up and technological progress to drive new market growth, in order to enable the world economy to emerge from difficulties and move toward prosperity. Delivering a keynote speech at the opening ceremony of the China Development Forum 2026 in Beijing on Sunday, Premier Li Qiang said that protectionism is by no means a panacea for solving problems. #OpeningUp #QualityGrowth bit.ly/4lLiQJB
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During the 15th Five-Year Plan period (2026-30), #China will unswervingly expand high-level opening up and promote high-quality development, which will create wider market opportunities for multinational corporations, Chinese Vice-Premier He Lifeng said in Beijing on Saturday. #FiveYearStrides bit.ly/4rNl0tE
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The "Global Soft Power Index 2026" recently released by the British consulting firm “Brand Finance” shows that China ranks second globally in the #softpower index, scoring 73.5 out of 100. Moreover, China was the only nation among the top 10 to see its score increase, ranking first globally in multiple indicators. According to the report, the #UnitedStates records the steepest overall decline among all nation brands ranked. "America First" has sparked strong dissatisfaction within the international community, contributing to an 11-place drop for the United States in the key metric of "reputation." In contrast, #China's ranking has risen significantly by nine places, surpassing the United States for the first time.
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#China's International Trade Representative and Vice Commerce Minister Li Chenggang said China has expressed opposition to the #US-launched Section 301 investigations and harbors serious concerns over possible interference and damage from such investigations on China-US economic and trade relations. The remarks came after the economic and trade talks between China and the US in Paris. #ChinaUS #economy
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Consul General Fang Xinwen Meets with Rachel Thompson, the Newly Appointed CEO of Asialink at the University of #Melbourne On March 12, Consul General Fang Xinwen met with the newly appointed Chief Executive Officer of Asialink, Rachel Thompson, at the University of Melbourne. The two sides exchanged views on topics including further promoting China-Australia people-to-people exchanges and cooperation. Deputy Consul General Pei Guichun and others also attended the meeting.
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FM Wang Yi: The relationship between China and the United States is one of far-reaching and global implications. Turning our backs on each other would only lead to mutual misperception and miscalculation. Sliding into conflict or confrontation could bring disaster to the world. #China and the #US are both big countries. Neither side can remodel the other, but we can choose how we want to engage, that is, to commit to a spirit of mutual respect, to hold the bottom line of peaceful coexistence, and to strive for the prospect of win-win cooperation. That’s what serves the interests of Chinese and American peoples, and that’s also the expectation of the international community.
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FM Wang Yi: This year is the #APEC China Year. We will host APEC for the third time. From Shanghai in 2001 and Beijing in 2014 to #Shenzhen this year, APEC in the past 25 years has experienced ups and downs in regional cooperation and witnessed China’s unwavering commitment to growing together with the #Asia Pacific. To be a good host, China will focus on one central objective throughout the whole year, that is, to translate the goal of building an Asia Pacific community into action and turn its blueprint into reality. Decades have passed since the concept of Asia Pacific community was first put forward. This idea must not stay on paper or remain just a vision. We hope to find an answer in Shenzhen that delivers broad consensus, clear priorities and workable steps, so that people in the region can associate with and get into action in building an Asia Pacific community.
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FM Wang Yi: Regarding the situation in #Iran, this is a war that should not have happened—it is a war that does no one any good. The history of the Middle East tells the world time and again that force provides no solution and armed conflict will only increase hatred and breed new crises. Once again, China calls for an immediate stop to military operations to avoid the spiraling escalation of the situation and prevent the conflict from spilling over and spreading.
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FM Wang Yi: #Taiwan has been an integral part of China since ancient times. It never was, is not, and never will be a country. Its return to China is a victorious outcome of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the Second World War. Its status has been definitively fixed by a series of international legal instruments, including the Cairo Declaration, the Potsdam Proclamation, Japan’s Instrument of Surrender, and Resolution 2758 of the U.N. General Assembly. Any attempt to create “two Chinas” or “one China, one Taiwan” is doomed to fail. Resolving the Taiwan question and realizing the complete reunification of our motherland is a historic process that cannot be stopped. Those who support it are on the right side of history; those who defy it shall perish.
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FM Wang Yi: Navigating the international landscape over the past year, President Xi Jinping charted a course through rough waters with extensive head-of-state diplomacy, which was captured in a number of historic moments. Through head-of-state diplomacy over the past year, the international community has had a better understanding of, drawn closer to, and had greater trust in and higher expectation of China. More and more countries have come to see that under the guidance and stewardship of President Xi Jinping, China’s diplomacy provides the most-needed stability and certainty to a world in turmoil and serves as an irreplaceable mainstay amid global turbulence. In 2026, President Xi Jinping will receive guests from around the world, host major diplomatic events such as the APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting and the second China-Arab States Summit, and make several important visits abroad. These diplomatic engagements are bound to further advance China’s relations with the world in a positive direction.
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On March 8, 2026, a press conference was held on the margins of the Fourth Session of the 14th National People’s Congress at the Media Center, during which Member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Foreign Minister Wang Yi answered questions from Chinese and foreign media about China’s foreign policy and external relations. For more details, please refer to: mfa.gov.cn/eng/wjbzhd/202…
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Chinese Embassy in Australia 中国驻澳大利亚大使馆
Remarks of the Spokesperson of the Chinese Embassy in Australia on Bomb Threat to Australian Prime Minister’s Residence Q: It is reported that the Australian Prime Minister’s official residence in Canberra got a bomb threat. Sources indicated the threat was written in Chinese and aimed at preventing the “Shen Yun Performing Arts”, which is supported by “Falun Gong”, from performing in Australia. What is China’s comment on this? A: We have noticed relevant reports but have no knowledge with what happened. China always opposes all forms of violent attacks. Regarding “Falun Gong” and the “Shen Yun” performance, I’d like to emphasize that “Falun Gong” is a notorious anti-humanity, anti-society and anti-science cult, which has been outlawed by the Chinese government in accordance with the law. The so-called “Shen Yun” is a political tool used by “Falun Gong” to disseminate anti-China narratives and cult ideology, seek to expand its influence, and amass financial gains under the guise of promoting traditional Chinese culture. This constitutes a distortion and desecration of Chinese culture, and represents deception, manipulation, and harm to audiences. We believe that the Australian people are able to distinguish right from wrong.
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Mao Ning 毛宁
Mao Ning 毛宁@SpoxCHN_MaoNing·
More than a tradition in China, the Spring Festival has become a cultural feast shared by the world. The joyful start of the Year of the Horse augurs well for China and promises enormous vitality for the world.
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Humanoid robots developed by China's Unitree Robotics, which stole the show with their eye-catching martial arts and parkour skills at the country's annual CMG Spring Festival Gala a week ago, have given another impressive Chinese Kung Fu performance at the Temple of Heaven, a well-known landmark in Beijing.
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Premier of Victoria Jacinta Allan stated that she is proud that Victoria is known as the Education State, home to the strongest NAPLAN results in the nation—and proud of how Chinese Victorians have shaped that reputation. She wished everyone a happy Chinese New Year.
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During the Box Hill Lunar New Year Carnival, Premier of Victoria Jacinta Allan announced that the Victorian Government will introduce a $40,000 funding initiative, the Chinese Community Hall Hire (CCHH) , to support the Chinese community in Victoria in hosting cultural activities, traditional celebrations, community meetings, and social events.
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#ChineseNewYear Culture: What Do Chinese People Say During the Chinese New Year? ——"Guònián Hǎo" (Happy New Year) It originates from the myth of the "Nian" monster, which was believed to appear on Chinese New Year's Eve. The ritual of exchanging "Guònián Hǎo" on New Year's Day means congratulations to beat the monster and other disfortune it represents. ——"Gōngxǐ Fācái" (Wishing Prosperity) ​Emerging from #Ming Dynasty merchant culture, it has evolved through three dimensions: material abundance, resourcefulness, and intellectual richness. The #Cantonese version of the blessing is also well-known: Kung Hei Fat Choi. ——"Niánnián Yǒuyú" (Abundance Year After Year) This blessing uses the homophonic pair "余" (abundance) and "鱼" (fish). Serving whole fish at reunion dinners on New Year's Eve, symbolizes both material prosperity and spiritual abundance. (The images are generated by #Doubao AI.)
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