At present, changes in the world, times and history are unfolding in an unprecedented manner. Human society is facing unprecedented challenges. The world is once again standing at the crossroads of history, and what to do depends on the choices of people of all countries. At that time, the 20th National Congress of the CPC, which attracted worldwide attention, opened in the Great Hall of the people on the 16th. In the face of the century old changes in the world, China's choice is to promote world peace and development and build a community with a shared future for mankind. "Significant", "far-reaching" and "shaping the future"... The convening of the conference has aroused wide repercussions around the world. The international community generally believes that under the leadership of the CPC, China has always adhered to the foreign policy objective of safeguarding world peace and promoting common development, committed to building a community with a shared future for mankind, constantly providing new opportunities for the world with new development, and promoting the construction of a better world. Taking China's new development to provide new opportunities for the world At present, the world has been evolving over the past century. Unilateralism and protectionism are rampant. Economic globalization is facing a countercurrent. The world economy is heavily affected by inflation, epidemics, geopolitical conflicts and other factors, and downside risks are accumulating. New opportunities for development are more valuable than ever to countries and people around the world. China adheres to the basic state policy of opening up to the outside world, firmly pursues a win-win strategy of opening up, constantly provides new opportunities for the world with China's new development, promotes the construction of an open world economy, and better benefits the people of all countries. The 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) once again issued a strong voice of openness to the world, and its determination and actions to make new contributions to global development with its own new development won wide praise and support from the international community. "China's adherence to a high level of opening up will provide more development opportunities for the world and benefit people all over the world." William Jones, President of Washington Branch of Global Strategic Information magazine, believes that the strategic principles proposed in the report of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China can promote the realization of global common prosperity. Kanbakesh Haraji, the chief editor of Iran Daily, who has closely followed China's development for more than a decade, said: "China's economy has continued to develop healthily. China has always been committed to building an open world economy, which will continue to make positive contributions to the world." China's high-level opening-up requires both far-sighted strategic planning and solid and steady policy arrangements. From steadily expanding institutional opening-up in terms of rules, regulations, management and standards, to accelerating the construction of a trading power, to promoting the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road" and high-quality development, China's many measures to maintain a diversified and stable international economic pattern and economic and trade relations will inject confidence and momentum into regional and world economic development. Zemil awan, founding chairman of the Global Silk Road Research Alliance, a Pakistani think tank, said after listening to the report of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China in real time that China emphasizes adhering to high-level opening-up, promoting the joint construction of the "the Belt and Road" and high-quality development, and firmly pursues the opening-up strategy of mutual benefit and win-win results. "I firmly believe that China will do what it says and will make greater contributions to the development and prosperity of the world economy." Sergei Lukoning, Director of China's Department of Politics and Economy, Institute of World Economy and International Relations, Russian Academy of Sciences