China 2025 in review: What shaped the year, and what's next?

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  Cutting through an overload of information to get to the heart of the story.

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  This is The Point.

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  Standing at the threshold of 2026, we look back on a year full of momentum and milestones.

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  How shall we review 2025 from China's perspective?

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  Which stories left the most lasting impact and what lies ahead in 2026?

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  Welcome to this special year-end edition of The Point with me, Liu Xin, coming to you from Beijing.

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  I'm pleased to be joined sometime later on the line from West Bengal,

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  India by Professor Jeffrey Sacks,

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  director of the Center for Sustainable Development and Columbia University.

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  From Shanghai via Zoom by Professor Jiang Weiwei,

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  dean of the China Institute of Food and University.

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  From Zappala, Chile by Jorge Heine.

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  former Chilean ambassador to China and author of a new book,

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  The Nun Aligned World and last but not least from Portland in America by Liang Yan,

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  Kremlin chair professor of economics at William Mett University.

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  The warmest welcome to all of you and happy new year.

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  So first of all,

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  an open question to all of you

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  as we all know 2025 has been a year of profound turbulences and transformation.

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  The Ukraine crisis has yet to be set The situation in Gaza remains volatile.

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