China's voice can be louder, stronger: Communications experts
China's Image and Global Communications High-end Forum is held at Shanghai International Studies University, June 3, 2017. China must enhance its capability of telling its stories to the world and make its voice louder on the world stage, experts in international communications said during the China's Image and Global Communications High-end Forum in Shanghai on Saturday. Chinese media can play a big role in correcting some countries' misperceptions of China and tell what's really going on in the country to the rest of the world in a timely and comprehensive approach," Zhao Qizheng, dean of the school of journalism at Renmin University of China, said during the forum at Shanghai International Studies University. Wang Guoqing, deputy director of the foreign affairs committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference National Committee, said that every Chinese citizen can be a messenger in public diplomacy as there have been more personal contacts between Chinese and foreigners when China becomes increasingly open in recent years.














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