In 2022，Hungary held both presidential and parliamentary elections，with the ruling party Fidesz（the Federation of Young Democrats-Hungarian Civic Alliance）winning with an overwhelming majority，ensuring political stability within the country. In terms of economy，Hungary experienced strong growth in the first half of the year. However，the country faced a technical recession in the second half of the year due to the impact of the Russia-Ukraine Conflict. In terms of diplomacy and security，Hungary faced ongoing friction with the European Union regarding the rule of law，resulting in the freezing of 22 billion euros in EU funding due to insufficient reforms. In its relationship with Russia，Hungary heavily relied on Russian energy and opposed imposing sanctions，instead seeking to resolve conflicts through negotiations. The Russia-Ukraine Conflict caused strains in Hungary’s relationship with the United States due to its stance towards Russia. Socially and culturally，teacher strikes persisted throughout the year as educators aimed to secure their legal rights and improve wages. In terms of Sino-Hungarian relations，the comprehensive strategic partnership between China and Hungary celebrated its fifth anniversary，continuing to achieve high-level development.