China's Fight Against the COVID-19 Epidemic: Its International Contribution and Significance in the Eyes of the World

Book info: China's Fight Against the COVID-19 Epidemic: Its International Contribution and Significance in the Eyes of the World (Hardcover, 358 pages) – Paths Publishing Group, 2021. Language: English.

A critical examination of China's response to the COVID-19 pandemic and its global implications, offering insights from international experts.

This collection of interviews with former politicians, Communist Party leaders, and scholars from around the world analyzes the effectiveness of different social systems in addressing the COVID-19 pandemic. It highlights China's unique approach, emphasizing the socialist system and the leadership of the Communist Party of China in pooling national strength with the people as its center.

Discover how the pandemic has exposed the strengths and weaknesses of various social systems, and explore the future of globalization and international relations in a post-pandemic world. This insightful and thought-provoking will appeal to scholars, policymakers, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of China's global role and the challenges facing humanity.

Editorial Reviews About the Author Haiqing Yu works for the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Yun Gong works for the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Jiang Hui has long engaged himself in studies of Marxist theory, scientific socialism, international communist movements, as well as contemporary Marxism and socialism. Hitherto, he has published numerous manuscripts including: Transformations of Communist Parties in Developed European Countries, Contemporary Studies on Western Working Classes, Latest Developments in Contemporary World Socialism, Some Socialist Thoughts in the Western World, etc. He is the co-translator of One Hundred Years of Socialism: The West European Left in the Twentieth Century. He has also published over 200 research. Ruiqing Li works for the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Xiangyang Xin works for the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences