"For we have seen the horizon, red, radiant, and rising in the East. We have walked in the country where tomorrow is already being forged." Days ago, after visiting China as part of a delegation, Emil Jancheski, a member of the Central Committee and Disciplinary Council of the political party Levica in North Macedonia, wrote a heartfelt poem. This is not the first time members of the international community have recognized China's capacity and vision for future development." The future of humanity largely depends on China," said UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. Why is China described as "a country where tomorrow is already being forged?" One may find the answer in the 2026 "two sessions," the annual meetings of China's top legislature and political advisory body.