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The article focuses on alternative development scheme "Blue Dot Network" of China that aspires to be effective in all the areas where Belt and Road Initiative has not. It mentions Blue Dot Network is partnership between the U.S., Japan and Australia which is market-driven solution to the pitfalls that China has experienced by relying on its state-owned banks to select and finance megaprojects. It also mentions development on a steady pace and stay on course to address climate change.

The article focuses on the Belt and Road Initiative of China that is identifiable as an infrastructure development program. It mentions that Chines non-governmental organizations (NGOs) seeking to build stronger emotional ties through AIDS prevention missions, foreign exchange programs for Chinese university students in Belt and Road member countries. It also mentions that the Chinese Communist Party is also supporting the initiative.

The article offers information on China's issue of how to feed a growing population with a small amount of arable land. Topics discussed include concern about efficiency, food security and sustainable agricultural development; emphasis on technological progress such as artificial intelligence, renewable energy and bioengineering for the economic development; and the dependency on imports of foreign crops.

The article discusses the shift in China's state propaganda from communist ideology to being aimed at the technological advanced younger generation under Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the Communist Party of China. It also states that the promised economic reforms have not been achieved by Xi. However, the author does not believe that the ruling party will lose power due to constant monitoring of the websites accessed by people and the image of China on international social media platforms.

The article discusses several aspects of North Korean reunification. It mentions denuclearization, migration, human rights and trade are considered as issues of immediate concern for global security and the welfare of citizens in both North and South Korea. It also mentions provocations from Kim Jong-un, supreme leader of North Korea and a war of words between Washington and Pyongyang in Korea.

The article discusses One Belt, One Road (OBOR) initiative taken by China needs investments from other countries to make the project successful. The article reports China is promoting OBOR project as expansion of global commerce channel and economic network. It also reports that the majority of the OBOR ventures will be monitored by China.