The Library · Question 1 of 7
Reading Beijing
What is China building, in its own words?
Beijing publishes its intentions in plans, standards and ministry notices that few people outside China read in the original. These pieces read them first, often before any official translation exists, and follow what they say to where it leads.
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29 pieces, in the order they were written
Each dot is one piece, placed on its publication date. The path below walks through the ones to read first.
1 of 5 · The Pacific Divide · Dec 2, 2025
China Just Published Its AI Blueprint. Almost No One in the West Read It.
What Three Documents Reveal About Where This Is Actually Going
Read on The Pacific Divide2 of 5 · The Diplomat · Mar 10, 2026
China's 5-Year Plan Has Moved Beyond the Chip War. Washington Hasn't Noticed.
Read3 of 5 · The Pacific Divide · May 12, 2026
China's AI Strategy Isn't Theft
Five Documents Show What It Actually Is.
Read on The Pacific Divide4 of 5 · The Pacific Divide · Apr 17, 2026
Why China's New Planning Law Is the Opposite of What It Looks Like
Why the 15th Five-Year Plan's National Development Planning Law is not what Western observers think it is.
Read on The Pacific Divide5 of 5 · The Pacific Divide · Jun 18, 2026
Beijing Published the Blueprint for a National AI Agent Operating System. Nobody in the English-Language Press Covered It.
What a buried MIIT document reveals about China’s real AI infrastructure strategy, and why it matters more than any model benchmark.
Read on The Pacific Divide