The curtain is falling on this year's Two Sessions, the most important event on China's political calendar, after being rescheduled from March to mid-May due to COVID-19. How much will the new legislations and other policies affect Chinese people's livelihood? And why does the event matter to the international community? CGTN has everything you need to know.

Safeguarding national security is the core interest of any government – the Central Government and the Hong Kong SAR Government are no exceptions. Unfortunately, Western powers are so obsessed with advocating their own visions of "freedom" and "democracy" they ignore the realities. Violence and social unrest have dragged on for months in Hong Kong, clearly showing the law loophole must be fixed for the safety and prosperity of all Chinese people.

It's difficult to know the precise moment that a radical idea turns into an extreme thought, but we do know that the aftermath of terror results in the loss of precious lives and the reign of debilitating fear. China's westernmost region of Xinjiang has seen a proliferation of these tragedies in the past years, turning local communities into sites of sorrow. Their stories of resilience, however, wait to be told.