"Xinhua Think Tank Research" is dedicated to showcasing the research achievements of Xinhua News Agency's national high-end think tank and various other think tanks, publishing academic articles exploring the laws of think tank construction, creating a platform for cooperation and exchange between Chinese and foreign think tanks, and contributing to the development of a new type of Chinese think tank with Chinese characteristics.

This publication features columns such as Think Tank Reports, Think Tank Development, Opinions Digest, International Think Tanks, and Think Tank Trends. Specific introductions are as follows:

Think Tank Report: Focusing on the significant special research achievements of think tanks, publishing think tank research reports.

Think Tank Development: Focusing on the exploration of the laws and experiences of building new types of think tanks with Chinese characteristics, showcasing industry research achievements.

Viewpoint Digest: Focusing on Policy Advice, Showcasing Opinions and Commentary Articles from Domestic Think Tank Experts and Scholars.

International Think Tanks: Focusing on overseas think tanks, publishing relevant experiences in think tank construction and research findings on China.

Think Tank Updates: Showcasing the Latest Trends in the Development of Domestic and International Think Tanks.

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