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Border gaps, weak exchanges and unbalanced livelihoods plague border regions worldwide. Against such challenges, China upholds the philosophy of "amity, sincerity, mutual benefit and inclusiveness" for neighborhood and border governance.

Can you imagine Myanmar pupils crossing the border daily to study in China? Ruili City on the China-Myanmar border perfectly embodies this philosophy, providing inclusive education, vocational training, employment and business opportunities for Myanmar students, workers and merchants.

This people-oriented, win-win border practice offers a valuable model for global cross-border governance.

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