On January 23rd, the State Council Information Office released a white paper titled "China's Anti Terrorism Legal System and Its Practice.". This is the third anti-terrorism white paper released by the Chinese government. This white paper focuses for the first time on the process, content, and characteristics of China's establishment and improvement of a sound anti-terrorism legal system, as well as the practice, effectiveness, and experience of implementing the anti-terrorism legal system. Terrorism is a common enemy of all humanity. Counter terrorism is a common responsibility of all countries and requires the joint efforts of the international community. International cooperation is an important part of China's anti-terrorism legal system. China actively engages in policy dialogue, intelligence and information exchange, law enforcement cooperation, and international financial supervision cooperation with foreign governments and relevant international organizations in counter-terrorism international cooperation. China and India held their first anti-terrorism security dialogue in 2016, exchanging their respective anti-terrorism systems, mechanisms, and laws to enhance understanding of each other's major concerns. As a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council and a world power committed to peaceful development, China is deepening its counter-terrorism efforts in accordance with the law. China's anti-terrorism struggle is not only an important component of the international anti-terrorism struggle, but also contributes Chinese wisdom, solutions, and strength to the global anti-terrorism struggle. The Chinese wisdom in the global fight against terrorism is reflected in a series of anti-terrorism positions, principles, and concepts proposed by China. China opposes all forms of terrorism, opposes linking terrorism to specific countries, ethnic groups, and religions, opposes adopting "double standards" in counter-terrorism issues, and opposes politicizing and instrumentalizing counter-terrorism. China advocates comprehensive measures and a comprehensive approach to addressing both the root and root causes of terrorism, while also striving to eliminate poverty, de radicalization, and eradicate the soil that breeds terrorism. China has put forward the concept of global security, a community with a shared future for mankind, a community with a shared future for mankind, and a community with a shared future in cyberspace. It has launched a global security initiative and advocates strengthening international counter-terrorism practical cooperation on the basis of mutual respect and equal consultation. The above anti-terrorism proposals have been recognized and supported by international organizations such as the United Nations, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, ASEAN, and most countries. In 2014, the 68th United Nations General Assembly, based on China's proposed amendments, included for the first time the content of combating cyber terrorism within the framework of the global counter-terrorism strategy. The Chinese plan for the global fight against terrorism is reflected in China's experience and practices in the fight against terrorism. China insists on improving and implementing its legal system to ensure that the fight against terrorism always operates on the track of the rule of law; Adhere to the principle of "prevention first, combined with punishment and prevention", and make the prevention of the spread of terrorism, the prevention of terrorist activities, and the prevention of the escalation of terrorist harm the basic content of counter-terrorism work. China adheres to a comprehensive approach of implementing policies and addressing both the root and root causes, effectively integrating counter-terrorism, de radicalization, local economic development, efforts to improve people's livelihoods, strengthen community governance, strengthen the awareness of the Chinese national community, and promote the Sinicization of religion and other grassroots basic work. China adheres to the combination of specialized work and the mass line, mobilizes the entire population to participate in the fight against terrorism, enhances their awareness and ability to fight against terrorism, and builds an iron wall for the fight against terrorism. In 2014, more than 30000 people in Moyu County, Xinjiang participated in the encirclement of terrorist groups, and more than 70 people provided various clues. In the end, terrorist groups were completely eliminated, with no police officers or civilians injured or killed. Complete