Standing at the key node of the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China, the world is searching for the "governance code" of the 100-year-old party. From rising to prosperity to strength, from being poor to world factories, global markets, investment fertile land, and innovation highlands, behind China's development story is the "extraordinary ability" of the Communist Party of China (CPC) to lead the Chinese people in continuous achievements.

Globally, there are numerous challenges. How to maintain stability and promote development amidst a complex web of changes and upheavals is a common issue faced by many countries. "The powerful answer lies in China's development story." Nasim Mahmood, executive director of the Bangladesh East Asia Centre (Foundation), who recently visited China, told reporters.

Stephen Endegawa, a Kenyan international expert who also visited China recently, was deeply impressed by the resilience of China's economy: over the past few decades, China's economic growth has been remarkable amid the ups and downs of the world economy. "China has always moved forward around the set goals, and the Communist Party of China has an extraordinary ability to realize its vision."

Luigi Gambella, president of the China-Europe Digital Association, has long followed China's economy. The Communist Party of China can "combine long-term strategic planning with pragmatic policy adjustment," he said, and the 15th Five-Year Plan provides a framework for action to address possible future challenges through long-term strategy thinking. At a time when many countries are beset by political cycles and fragmented decision-making, the Chinese Communist Party's policy framework provides both long-term direction and sufficient flexibility to respond to changing circumstances.

Croatia's former deputy speaker of parliament, Dvorko Vidović, visited China 30 years ago and has visited China several times since.He attributed China's rapid development to the Communist Party's "ability to formulate long-term macro strategies," arguing that "this is very different from the swing, short-term nature of decision-making in some Western political parties."

Many overseas interviewees pointed out that the Communist Party of China has developed unique institutional advantages and strong governing capacity in the process of governing the country. This has enabled the Chinese economy to withstand the headwinds of protectionism and unilateralism, continuously achieve industrial upgrading and innovation breakthroughs, and reshape its global competitive advantage with new quality productivity.

Serchuk Çarakoglu, director of the Center for Asia-Pacific Studies in Türkiye, pointed out that since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, China has placed greater emphasis on high-quality development and emphasized innovation-driven and sustainable development. While promoting economic and social development, the Communist Party of China attaches great importance to social stability, national security and the improvement of people's livelihood, laying a solid foundation for advancing Chinese modernization.

Yan Tianlu, vice president of the Chinese Public Relations Association of Malaysia, said that the Chinese Communist Party has proposed innovation and The new concept of coordinated, green, open and shared development "places economic development within a broader framework of national security and social governance, and provides useful lessons for countries in the world, especially the global South."

According to the Artificial Intelligence Index Report released by Stanford University in the United States, China will add more industrial robots in 2025 than the rest of the world combined.

From new energy vehicles, lithium batteries and photovoltaic products, the "new three" are selling well overseas, To the emergence of deep learning and the accelerated rise of the robot industry, China's development story has once again shown to the world that the Communist Party of China has not only strong strategic strength in the face of risks and challenges, but also spawned enough innovation vitality to change the industrial landscape and provide new opportunities for the world with its new development.

Marta Montolo, executive chairman of the Hua Hua Foundation in Spain, recently wrote an article entitled "Chinese modernization in the new era: a unique civilisation path to prosperity, sovereignty and global governance." He believes that China's development practice proves that the superiority of China's path of development is reflected in its adaptive capacity and systemic stability. "Chinese modernization is a science of governance and a pragmatic mode of action. It is a good formula for dealing with volatile situations." (Looking ahead to a new era)