Introduction:Challenges in Realizing the Chinese DreamChapter 1Sustaining the Development of a Healthy Economy China's Economic "Crises" Reform Still Delivers Its Dividend. Innovation Is the Only Way to Survive Advancing Toward Urban-Rural Integration The Pursuit of Quality Over Quantity in an Open Economy..Chapter 2Developing Democracy Self-Evident Challenges Intra-Party Democracy Improving People's Democracy Developing Consultative Democracy. Support Community-level Self-governanceChapter 3Improving the Cultural Soft Power of China Soft Power Needs to Grow Enhancing People's Morality Restarting Cultural System Reform Eliminating Gaps in the Supply of Cultural Services Reversing the "Adverse Balance" of Cultural Soft PowerChapter 4Maintaining Social Harmony and Stability Complex and Severe Situation Long-Cherished Social Pursuits Improving Social Insurance Strengthening and Innovating Social ManagementChapter 5Promoting Ecological Progress The Long Overdue Awakening of Green Awareness Cherishing Every Inch of China's Territory Saving Resources with the Courage of Revolution Strengthening Environmental Protection Relying More on Laws and RegulationsChapter 6Promoting China's Peaceful Reunification The Great Cause of Reunification Entails Heavy Responsibilities... The One-China Principle Promoting Economic Cooperation and Consolidating Common Interests Carrying Out Cultural Communication and Enhancing Spiritual Ties Achieving Peaceful Reunification and Never Renouncing the Use of ForceChapter 7Building a Peaceful and Stable Environment for China Trees Want to Stand in Peace but the Wind Will Not Cease Injecting "Positive Energy" for a New Style of Relationship Bet~en Great Powers Being a Good Neighbor and Partner Being a Reliable Friend and Sincere Partner of Developing Countries. Promoting Public DiplomacyChapter 8Penalizing and Preventing Corruption Still in the Heat of Battle "Zero Tolerance" to Corruption Prevention First "Building the Rule of Law Will Be More Reliable". A Case in Point: Maotai Price Drop