November 28, 2025 – China Headlines

Story gist: Qiushi.net published an article titled ‘为高水平对外开放提供有力依托,’ discussing support for China’s high-level external opening-up.

Bias summary: Left-leaning Qiushi.net frames the story positively, using the headline to emphasize ‘powerful support’ for high-level opening-up, aligning with pro-government policy promotion. Center- and right-leaning outlets provided no coverage, omitting neutral analysis or skeptical views on China’s economic policies and leaving the official perspective unchallenged.

Story gist: The Seventh Plenary Session of the 13th CPC Guangdong Provincial Committee convened. Southern Daily published an editorial titled ‘Strive to Create New Advantages and Achieve New Breakthroughs at a New Starting Point.’

Bias summary: Left-leaning outlets like People’s Daily Shenzhen report the plenary session’s convening factually alongside the official editorial urging innovation. Center- and right-leaning outlets provide no coverage, omitting the event entirely and absenting neutral analysis or critical perspectives on provincial party proceedings.

Story gist: Chinese economist Hu Angang stated that innovation, coordination, and quality improvement will enable Chinese-style modernization to take firmer steps.

Bias summary: Left-leaning outlet China Economic Net frames the story around clarifying people’s urgent difficulties and worries to better serve them, emphasizing positive governance. No center or right-leaning coverage appears, omitting neutral analysis or skeptical views on China’s modernization claims and economic optimism.

Story gist: An Afghanistan veteran opened fire near the White House, seriously injuring two National Guard soldiers. U.S. officials confirmed the suspect’s identity; victims remain in critical condition and suspect faces three charges.

Bias summary: Left-leaning outlet (China Daily) focuses on confirmation of suspect’s identity as shooter of National Guard members. Center outlet (VOA) emphasizes victims’ critical status and suspect’s three charges. Right-leaning coverage absent, omitting potential conservative emphasis on veteran issues or security lapses.