“The report to the 19^th National Congress of the Communist Party of China puts forward a clear demand on the capacity building in international communications，charts the course for building a community of shared future for humanity and adds the strategic contents to international communications in the “new journey”. The report focuses，from the perspective of communicative ecology，on the global communications landscape and the world’s media development and gives an insight into the co-existence of people，media and all social forces inside the complicated social ecosystem，thus providing a certain interactive，systematic and strategic thought on the communications studies and media management. On this basis，the report generalizes eight major features of the global communicative ecology，namely，user migration，trust transfer，two-way drive，structural transition，industrial reorganization，technical innovation，policy reshaping，and vertical merger and horizontal linking. At the same time，it identifies the awareness of five major issues：1. How to caliber the global positioning-the global communications are transitioning from a pattern “strong in the west but weak in the east” into “local area breakthrough”，expecting the arrival of a “situation favorable for us”；2. How to view the technologies that affect the “ecological class” influence over communications；3. How to establish the values of China’s international communications against the background of the global wavering in the network neutral policy；4. What international communications theory China should use as a guide to action-“balanced communications” is the theoretical contribution by China’s international communications to the completeness of the global communicative ecology.