Beijing’s diplomatic circles buzzed with activity as the Foreign Ministry rolled out its 2026 Lunar New Year reception on Thursday. The guest list boasted about 500 attendees: diplomats from abroad, international org reps, and officials from across China’s bureaucracy.
Wang Yi, the Foreign Minister, captivated with remarks on 2025’s principled foreign policy. With President Xi at the helm, China orchestrated lavish remembrances of the 80th anniversaries tied to anti-Japanese resistance and worldwide anti-fascist struggles, broadcasting potent peace and justice signals.
He detailed rejections of protectionist unilateralism and defenses of multilateral commerce. China pushed for conflict reduction and non-violent dispute handling, probing both origins and effects. Xi’s pivotal Global Governance Initiative lit the way through transformative times in global structures.
Upholding fairness and a common destiny for humanity, China’s resolve is ironclad. In a chaotic era, it delivers unmatched certainty and ingenuity, resonating widely abroad. Wang envisioned New Year collaborations with progressive allies to guard peace and law, boost openness and prosperity, conquer crises, and nurture amity for world’s advancement.
Cameroon’s Ambassador Martin Mpana voiced envoy felicitations, spotlighting China’s stellar 2025 diplomacy. Xi’s global vision exemplified benevolence and prescience, spurring nations toward more rewarding ties.